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How to report hate speech
In a scenario where hate speech is expanding globally, how can discriminatory messages from audiovisual media in Argentina be reported easily and quickly?.
Violence and discrimination are the main debts that Latin American states owe to the LGBT community.
On the day against lesbophobia, homophobia, biphobia and transphobia, Presentes spoke with three activists about the importance of the date and the situation of the LGBT community.
Alba Rueda: "It is no longer enough to just talk about LGBTI+: we need to talk about inequalities and living conditions"
Interview with Alba Rueda, Special Representative of Argentina on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity. Gender, diversity and political agendas.
Lesbian Visibility: the story of the oldest lesbian feminist group in Chile
The group was born from a digital publication that marked a milestone in LGBT history in Chile.
Terricide and violence against women are the central themes of the 3rd Parliament of Indigenous Women and Diversities
The next meeting, organized by the Indigenous Women for Good Living movement, will take place on May 22nd in Salta.
Peru: Conservative groups will be able to oversee school textbooks with a gender focus
Student and feminist organizations point out that it is "dangerous" for educational content to be determined by religious and moral criteria.
The perpetrators of Fabiola Ramírez's murder were convicted of simple homicide.
Following a summary trial, the murderers of the young trans woman received sentences of 16 and 19 years. The family is satisfied with the court's decision.
Argentina: A line of economic support was announced for transvestites and trans people over 50 years of age.
During the event commemorating the tenth anniversary of the Gender Identity Law, aid was announced for transvestite and trans people who do not have registered employment, until the historical reparation law is addressed.
Ten years since the Argentine Gender Identity Law, a milestone that changed the lives of thousands of people
Ten years ago, trans and travesti activists achieved the passage of a groundbreaking law. The progress made and what remains to be done.
The comprehensive law on HIV, tuberculosis and hepatitis has received half approval in the Argentine Congress.
After having lost parliamentary status four times, the deputies voted in favor of the bill.