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Karina Pintarelli, the first trans survivor of the dictatorship to receive reparations from the National State
He is a poet, he is 64 years old and for years he suffered persecution and police torture because of his gender identity.
A transgender professor won his lawsuit against the Mexican university that fired him for discrimination.
Loren Daniel Ibarra became the first trans professor in Mexico to win a lawsuit against a university for discrimination.
Peasant women from Misiones reclaimed the lands of a forestry company to produce their own food
After a hard-fought struggle, independent producers in Piray have consolidated their pesticide-free production. They guarantee jobs and food sovereignty.
Two soldiers convicted of the transfemicide of La Soñaré: “It was a hate crime motivated by transphobia”
In an unprecedented ruling, the court recognized that the murder of La Soñaré, a trans woman, was a transphobic hate crime. Two military officers were convicted. This is the second time the murder of a trans woman has not gone unpunished in Mexico.
Sexilios: Simone, a trans pioneer of the Drag movement in Guatemala
Simone De Janeiro Dos Santos found in the Drag Queen movement a gateway to her identity. And a platform of resistance that she continues to activate, now from exile.
What do LGBT+ people face when renting?
Higher deposits, double guarantee requirements, and "suggestions" on behavior are some of the discriminatory situations when renting.
LGBT youth renewed the pride march in Honduras
About a thousand people from all over Honduras participated in the massive Pride march. It was a parade full of color and music.
Food sovereignty: The land still feeds the children of Bolivia
The indigenous peasant territory of Raqaypampa promotes agriculture to achieve food sovereignty.
Monkeypox cases are on the rise; prevention measures and vaccines are lacking.
Mexico has one of the highest concentrations of cases. However, there is a lack of information, and what little there is generates stigma among the gay and bisexual male population.
Pachamama Diverse: Honoring, Thanking, and Defending the Body as Territory
In their own words, trans people recount this ancestral ceremony. “August 1st is a day of reflection and joy. We recognize ourselves as fighters and guardians of the land. We cry out against the human pettiness of economic power and the heteronormative structure.”