When we talk about seasonal workers, we are not merely discussing women's integration into the labor market; we are also addressing an economy that utilizes paid labor while relying on vast amounts of unpaid caregiving work.

A faculty member from the Education Department at the University of Autonomous Chile, Temuco campus, has filed a criminal complaint for 'serious defamation and serious injuries' against a vice-dean of the same faculty in the Guarantee Court of Temuco.

Original article: Mujeres del mar: Del trabajo históricamente invisibilizado al derecho a participar en las caletas Project Encarnadoras — Women of the Sea Foundation For generations, thousands of women have played a crucial role in Chile’s artisanal fishing industry

At the III World Summit on Small-Scale Fisheries, the FAO faced backlash from indigenous women and artisanal fishing organizations after promoting industrial aquaculture as superior to traditional fishing.

Recent comments from the program "La Cofradía" have sparked a debate in Chile about the role of humor in politics, raising concerns about its potential ties to the manosphere and the recruitment of young men into far-right ideologies.

In an interview with Xanadu Radio, Supernova members Constanza Lewin and Constanza Luer addressed increasing challenges to women's rights, particularly abortion, asserting that these topics should not even be up for discussion.

For the first time, the Confederation of Students of Chile (Confech) has joined forces with over 50 feminist organizations to march in the national "Pañuelazo" against the far-right's anti-abortion agenda.

The Oral Criminal Court in Rancagua has sentenced a man to effective prison for sharing intimate images without consent and for threatening his ex-partner, marking a significant stance against digital and physical abuse.

The bill, titled "Listen to Their Heart," would mandate that pregnant women facing fetal or maternal inviolability, or those who are victims of rape, must listen to the fetal heartbeat before proceeding with an abortion.

It is unacceptable that the very government of José Antonio Kast, which promised to protect the rights of dissident groups and all individuals, is now quietly dismantling its key infrastructures.