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Menstrual bodies: why we need to move beyond the binary to talk about menstruation
Two trans people and one non-binary person share their experiences with menstruation. “We need other menstrual narratives,” they say.
Tehuel: The hate crime case is brought to trial
The two defendants will be tried for aggravated homicide motivated by hatred of gender identity against Tehuel De la Torre.
El Salvador: A television channel refused to interview a well-known trans activist live.
On International Women's Day, a TV program refused to interview trans activist Britany Castillo.
A year without Tehuel: 5 key points of the case
One year after Tehuel De la Torre, the 21-year-old trans man, was last seen: how is the investigation and search progressing, when will the trial be held, and other crucial details. Although the main question remains unanswered.
A school in Asunción wanted to expel two girls for being lesbians.
Her classmates held a protest in front of the institution to denounce lesbophobia.
Hate crime in Peru: A young doctor is the first LGBT victim of the year
The victim is Kevin Jordan Lucano Tejada, a 29-year-old doctor. His family is demanding a thorough investigation.
The Mexican Supreme Court recognized transgender children
"This court decision is the most powerful step forward in our struggle," said the trans families movement.
Chile celebrated same-sex marriages for the first time in its history
Today, ten same-sex couples celebrated their first marriages in Chile. And there are 7,000 more who have already signed up to schedule an appointment.
Guatemala's Congress passed a law condemning sexual diversity and increasing the penalty for abortion
On March 8, Law 5272 was passed, which prohibits same-sex marriage, endangers sexual diversity, and increases the penalty for women who have abortions.
Images and demands of March 8th in Latin America
Marches for International Working Women's Day were held in various parts of the region.