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Scandal hits Argentina’s mothers of the disappeared

Mothers of Plaza de Mayo’s former legal adviser accused over misuse of funds as presidential ally fears election backlash

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Honduran police turn a blind eye to soaring number of ‘femicides’

Women are being murdered at the rate of one a day, yet a report by Oxfam accuses the police of ’systematic indifference’

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Ecuador’s fight to eradicate child labour

Ecuador’s child labour laws say children who work must also go to school. Poor families simply can’t afford to do that

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Liberia struggles to cope with refugees from Ivory Coast

Ivorians fleeing their country after the disputed elections have brought rural healthcare in Liberia to breaking point

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Battle lines drawn over Argentina’s abortion ban

An election year and a public debate could bring an end to botched terminations and Argentina’s appalling figures for maternal mortality

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Gay weddings boom under Argentina’s new liberal laws

As same-sex couples celebrate rights unique in Latin America, wedding planners are helping them to spend thousands on their big day

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Annie Kelly - JournalistAnnie Kelly is a multimedia journalist who covers human rights, international development and social affairs for The Guardian and The Observer newspapers and other international media.
She is currently based in Buenos Aires and London.

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