Women in Peru: “We work more, we earn less”
Peruvian women spend twice as much time on household and care work: 52.8 hours versus 25.6 hours for men.
The Use of Preventive Prison in Chile
Pre-trial detention has been present in the public debate in Chile, especially concerning those who have been called presos de la revuelta [prisoners of the revolt].
The Care Economy in the New Social Contract
Community-based care services are key in helping women balance family and work responsibilities; however, they remain underfunded.
Reducing open government data asymmetries in the Global South: a perspective from Latin America
Making government data available to all is a keystone in improving public transparency and accountability.
When a State fails to protect its native peoples, foreign and paradiplomacy can help
As their government fails to safeguard their rights, indigenous peoples in the Brazilian Amazon are looking abroad for help. How can the international community best support them?
Priorities for a fair recovery from COVID-19 in Latin America
Governments in Latin America must encourage inclusive economic growth and labour formalisation, strengthen social protection systems, improve healthcare systems, and support equitable vaccination.
Childhood during the pandemic: what will today’s offspring remember as adults?
The relevance of living in an adequate socio-spatial environment became even more visible with the pandemic.
COVID-19, Public Health, and Criminal Law: Criminalising Non-Compliance with Quarantines in Chile and Argentina
Comparative analysis of the use of criminal law to enforce quarantines in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in Chile and Argentina.
Peru: gender gaps in digital higher education during the pandemic
An emerging challenge to "leave no one behind" in digital education involves implementing a gender approach.
Toward a Global South Agenda in Open Data and Public Information
This event will analyze disparities around COVID-19 data.
