The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights ruled in favor of Professor Sandra Pávez of Chile, who was removed from her position after acknowledging that she is a lesbian. The case of Argentina.
Academic references, activists and users reconstruct the landscape of practices for transvestite, trans and non-binary people in the health system.
Queer philosopher Paul B. Preciado curates Cabello/Carceller's exhibition 'A Voice for Erauso: Epilogue for a Trans Time'. Preciado draws on the historical figure known as the Lieutenant Nun to advocate for a complex, multifaceted, and contradictory understanding of sexual and gender dissidence.
The investigation seeks to clarify the murder of 423 people - the vast majority of them indigenous - at the hands of a group of police officers and civilians in July 1924.
Alma Cristal Barraza joined the Emergency Medical Care System five years ago.
Rural women play a central role in the fight for rights. On the International Day of Peasant Struggle, Latin American leaders speak about their demands in 2022.
Javier Pauca Serna, 56, was tied up and stabbed in the La Molina district of Lima.
Mexico City police beat, robbed, and extorted Diego and Amaro in the Roma neighborhood.
On April 19, the historic Truth Trial begins regarding the Napalpí massacre, perpetrated in the province of Chaco in 1924.
In a historic day, the Jalisco Congress approved the recognition of same-sex marriage and the gender identity of transgender adults. It also sanctioned fraudulent "conversion therapies."
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