In front of the Civil Registry of the City of Buenos Aires, sexual diversity activists held a "booklet demonstration" to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Equal Marriage law.
After years of struggle, the LGBT movement achieved one of its most important milestones with the legalization of same-sex marriage. Argentina was the first country in Latin America to grant this right and the tenth in the world. Activists share their experiences of activism and their lives after marriage.
She grew up as a muxe girl in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. In the city, she experienced sexist violence and identified as transmuxe. Everywhere she goes, she is Xaneri, the one who weaves with her ancestors and lives her identity without fixed categories, embodying diverse childhoods and adolescences.
Diversity in the world of care, as told in an Argentine documentary about trans women who gained access to the Santa Ana public nursing home through the labor quota law.
More than 1.5 million people participated in the 47th LGBTIQ+ Pride March in Mexico City. There was also a counter-march, a protest against LGBTIQ+ violence and genocide.
Thousands of people took to the streets to celebrate Pride and amplify their demands with a collective embrace in response to the advances of the right wing. Our special coverage with photos and social media from Latin America.
Hundreds of people demonstrated in front of the National Congress to protest, resist and embrace each other in the face of the anti-rights advance in Argentina and the world.
In this interview, Pabllo Vitar explores how she became a global queer star, breaking molds through her identity. She shares the stage with Lady Gaga, Nathy Peluso, and Madonna, and continues to use music as a space for political resistance.
Trans and non-binary youth have always played sports. Benefits and advantages for emotional and mental health.
The new decree on migration in Argentina severely restricts rights and especially affects trans people and sex workers, who are already criminalized.
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