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INTERSECTA Documents How Organized Crime Controls Women's Bodies to Dispute Territories

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*This paper was originally published in Zona Docs that is part of the Territorial Media Alliance. Here you can consult its publication. The report “Control bodies, control territories” analyzes cases from Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Honduras and Mexico between 2016 and 2025, and documents how criminal groups exercise gender-based violence through the control of affective relationships, sexuality and reproductive decisions. By Karen García / @karen…
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*This paper was originally published in Zona Docs that is part of the Territorial Media Alliance. Here you can consult its publication. The report “Control bodies, control territories” analyzes cases from Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Honduras and Mexico between 2016 and 2025, and documents how criminal groups exercise gender-based violence through the control of affective relationships, sexuality and reproductive decisions. By Karen García / @karen…

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Chiapasparalelo broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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