“Reconversos” explores so-called conversion therapies. With a rotating cast, it has been shown in Bogotá, Cartagena, Madrid, Copenhagen, San Juan, Puerto Rico, and New York. Now in Buenos Aires.
A viscous stream splashes into an eye—SPLASH!—buttocks fall open and slide across the ring, a torso slips between four legs, while the crowd screams euphorically… The round ends. We are witnessing Lub Wrestling; the ring is a pool filled with flaxseed lubricant, where the wrestlers splash around in a…
In the midst of a protest at a police station, a group of detainees sexually abused a trans woman, who should have been transferred to the women's jail.
The hate crime against Fernanda López in Concordia adds to that of Silvio Diez. Calls are being made for it to be investigated as a transphobic murder.
Both families and human rights defenders “are afraid to speak out.”
María Antual was taken to the police station and is not being allowed to return to her territory, where her injured sister remains. They are awaiting a hearing.
Transvestite and trans organizations denounce that sex workers are charged quotas and that if they do not comply they are murdered.
The question about gender identity, which will be included in the Argentine census for the first time, is a step towards addressing a long-standing issue. Trans-exclusionary groups are seeking to halt this progress.
The refusal of the Peruvian justice system and state to recognize the co-maternity of Darling and Jenny violates a series of rights of them and the child.
A study revealed that 7 out of 10 trans and non-binary people suffered discrimination. The stories of Carolina and Iván.
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