A family loads the coffin of a girl killed in the riot in the Tàmara women's prison.

The body of a boy killed by a gang member is being carried away by an undertaker. This person along with 12 other people were killed inside a Bar in Choloma. In the following days, 2 young members of the Barrio18 gang were arrested on charges of having committed the massacre.

A grandmother together with her granddaughter as they hold and mourn the daughter of one and consequently the mother of the other, killed during the Choloma massacre.

A view from above of San Pedro Sula.

A little girl rides a bicycle while the army checks the outside of the Tàmara women's prison in which a riot broke out 2 days earlier in which 46 women died in a clash between gangs.

The portrait of a girl who fights for the rights of women and the indigenous Lenca people. Even among indigenous populations there is a high rate of violence against women due to a vision of life centered on patriarchy and machismo.

Riot soldiers searched the scene of the massacre in which 13 people were killed. In the Cortès district alone, 24 people were killed that day. To deal with this serious situation, the president has decreed a curfew in Choloma and San Pedro Sula from 9pm to 4am.

A little girl in her mother's arms while they attend a violence prevention course organized by an association that fights for women's rights.

A girl walks alone down the street.

An 18-year-old mother celebrates her 4-year-old son's birthday inside her home in one of the most dangerous neighborhoods of San Pedro Sula. According to data from the Center for Women's Studies, every year around 2,300 women are raped in Honduras, 60% of whom are minors and 30% of the total become pregnant after the abuse. Furthermore, in terms of pregnancies, this is also the country with the highest number of pregnant minors, in fact, the birth rate of adolescents in the country is 89 out of 1000, more than double the world average (UNFPA data).

A member of the Barrio18 gang shows the bullets from his gun.

A woman mourns the killing of her relative who was killed by a member of the Barrio18 gang inside a bar.

The women of the Momuclaa association, which defends women's rights, walk to see if there are women who need help.

A view from above of Sector Planeta, one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the world due to the many gangs present. Shootings between gangs or between gang members and police in this neighborhood are daily.

A mother holds the coffin of a fetus of a child who gave birth to her 12-year-old daughter, who became pregnant after being raped. The son was born and after a few minutes he died. The attacker threatened the family that as soon as he gets out of prison he will kill them for reporting him.

A little girl A little girl walks alone in a high-gang neighborhood in the city of El Progreso. alone in a neighborhood with high crime rates in the city of El Progreso.

A family hugs each other as they mourn the killing of their relative who was killed by a gang member.

Some soldiers patrol the outside of the Tamara women's prison. Some affiliates of the Barrio18 gang 2 days earlier attacked the rivals of the MS13 gang with automatic weapons, knives and machetes and finally set fire to the section where the rivals slept. The death toll was 46 women killed. It was one of the most violent prison riots in Central America in recent years.

A member of the Barrio18 gang shows off his rifle inside his apartment in the Sector Planeta neighborhood, one of the most dangerous in Honduras.

Forensic police check the body of a murdered woman.

A family loads the coffin of a family member killed by gang members in the Choloma massacre.

A woman cries as she talks about the violence she has suffered during her life.Those who commit crimes of domestic violence are almost never punished and if they are punished the punishment is 24 hours in prison.

The view of some graves in the cemetery of San Pedro Sula. For the last 10 years San Pedro Sula has always been at the top of the list as one of the most violent cities in the world.

A woman opens the door of an association that helps women who suffer violence.The police very often fails to do their duty and sometimes it is the same organizations for the human right that replace the work that the police should be doing. Very often the members of the associations are threatened and in some cases have even been killed.