Uganda’s new homophobic law puts foreign aid at risk
The harsh law punishes the ‘promotion of homosexuality’ with up to 20 years in prison, while President Yuseveni says, ‘nobody will move us’
LGBTQI+ repression in East Africa: ‘They say that Westerners are turning us gay’
In Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya, homophobia has worsened, with political and religious leaders pushing for tougher laws. Much of this agenda is being supported by foreign money
Caught in the Khartoum crossfire: ‘We Sudanese are resilient, but this is surreal. It is war’
NGOs have warned that medicines and blood are in short supply in hospitals, while experts fear an escalation in Darfur and the entry of more armed groups into the fighting
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Second member of Brazil’s interim government resigns in a week
Transparency minister stands down over leaked conversation criticizing corruption investigation
Brazilian judge blocks ex-president Lula’s appointment as minister
Magistrate places precautionary suspension on former leader joining government
Record protests in Brazil pile pressure on President Rousseff
Three million march against corruption and to call for leader’s impeachment
Brazilian prosecutors charge Lula da Silva in money-laundering probe
Ex-president denies owning a luxury apartment mentioned in Petrobras graft investigation
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff faces impeachment proceedings
Chamber of Deputies speaker accepts request to begin process to remove leader from office
Brazilian blogger investigating child prostitution found decapitated
Minas Gerais journalists union asks federal police to probe crimes against reporters
Brazil’s political crisis deepens as education chief forced to resign
Minister clashes with Rousseff's allies in Congress after labeling them “extortionists”
Rousseff forces out Petrobras leaders
Brazilian president seeks to contain fallout from corruption scandal at state oil company
Both Brazilian candidates support reforming an ungovernable Congress
But Rousseff and Neves disagree on how to bring order to body with 28 parties
The rise and fall of the Neymar banana
What looked like a soccer star's spontaneous gesture against racism has become the target of criticism in Brazil
Mexico City mayor’s marijuana legalization bill ignites national debate
Leftist party behind proposal remains divided over the issue
Mexican authorities remain silent after three days of violence
Local newspapers agree not to publish stories about clashes between drug traffickers
Mexico launches nationwide searches for thousands of missing people
New investigative unit is still lacking a budget and director Around 27,000 people have disappeared between 2006 and 2012
Mexico mulls crackdown on dissident teachers' protests
Violent demonstrations break out in Guerrero state over education reform
Opposition lawmakers want to know the source of Peña Nieto’s wealth
Mexican president filed a financial statement in January lacking full disclosures
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