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Three transgender women were murdered in Veracruz, Oaxaca, and Colima.
Both families and human rights defenders “are afraid to speak out.”
Río Negro: Police attempted to forcibly evict two Mapuche women from the Carrilafquen community
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.
A trans woman was murdered with 7 shots by hitmen in Peru
Transvestite and trans organizations denounce that sex workers are charged quotas and that if they do not comply they are murdered.
2022 Census: The question on gender identity, a step forward targeted by TERFs
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.
Peru: After five years of struggle, two lesbian mothers take their case to the IACHR
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.
Seven out of 10 non-binary people and trans men suffered discrimination in healthcare
A study revealed that 7 out of 10 trans and non-binary people suffered discrimination. The stories of Carolina and Iván.
What does the ruling that acquitted Higui say, and why does it have a gender perspective?
“Can Higui, a lesbian, black, and poor woman, defend herself against an attack? The ruling answers this question and recognizes her right to self-defense.
Protests against hate speech at the Autonomous University of Mexico
At the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) there was a panel of trans-exclusionary feminists where the existence of trans, intersex and non-binary people was denied.
What is the situation of women and the LGBT population in prisons after the pandemic?
They report an increase in violence and neglect. There is also a lack of access to healthcare.
20,000 indigenous and peasant people took to the streets to secure an Emergency Law in Paraguay
It was a historic march because of its massive size: 20,000 indigenous and peasant people mobilized in Asunción to demand action from the State regarding evictions and the lack of aid due to droughts.