Human Rights, Special Stories
-Chronic kidney disease killed at least 1,700 Guanacastecans in 23 years.
-Costa Rica doesn
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Category: Human Rights
Region, Human Rights
While he prefers a secular state, he says the church will continue to offer its
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Human Rights
Now I’m a business owner and I make my own clothes to sell
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Human Rights, Special Stories
Guanacaste prepares, little by little, for a future without gender violence. It’s not easy
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Region, Human Rights
The gender secretariat recommends a more articulated job by all institutions and in better training
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Region, Human Rights
911, courts, Inamu and offices on womens’ matters are some of the allies for those...
Violence against women manifests itself through behaviours that, in many cases, go unnoticed and are...
From repairing cars to making snacks. From riding a horse to washing uniforms. The protagonist...
I feel strong, empowered, and I repeat to myself that women can do anything we...
I tell women all the time not to keep quiet, that fear is overcome by...
The portrait of a group of friends lacks a loud laugh and a family is
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Eight out of ten mothers in the province don’t graduate from high school. Less...
Region, Human Rights
What Is Life Like In Guanacaste For A Married Gay Couple? Keith and Albert’s Story
Behind the Santuario del Santo Cristo in Esquipulas, in Santa Cruz, there is a smattering...
