Trans activist and former public official Alba Rueda provides legal and international treaty data to argue why the government's decision violates human rights.
Following a complaint, Santa Fe became the first province in Argentina, through its College of Psychologists, to take a stand against Efforts to Correct Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (ECOSIG), or so-called conversion therapies. Four first-person accounts and an investigation into the new traps and disguises these practices, which amount to torture, adopt both in Argentina and around the world.
In his teens, Gastón turned to Catholicism to work in the most vulnerable neighborhoods. This is the story of how he ended up in a "healing" camp and also how he retraced his steps and became a psychologist.
Stephan Zambrano was born in Venezuela, where he was a Jehovah's Witness. In Argentina, he was able to overcome fear and guilt and live his identity as a trans man.
Dino Germani, a trans man, sought support and solace in religion. He encountered attempts to change his identity.
Diego was born into a very Catholic family. He came out at 19, and from then on, he embarked on a painful journey for himself and those around him. Today, he seeks people with whom he can talk and reflect on his experiences.
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