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Guatemala: The number of hate crimes doubled during the second half of 2021
The debt owed to the LGBTI population deepened in the last year.
Historic march in Paraguay for the right to land of indigenous and peasant communities
On International Human Rights Day, thousands marched in Asunción to demand an end to the violent evictions of peasant and indigenous communities. In recent months, 2,500 people have been displaced from their lands.
In 2021, the dispossession of land from indigenous and peasant communities in Paraguay accelerated
Violent evictions have intensified in recent months, following the approval of the Zavala-Riera law: women and girls are the most affected.
The Mocha Celis trans community high school celebrates its 10th anniversary with a new graduating class
The Mocha Celis trans and non-binary high school has been operating in Buenos Aires for ten years. This year, 2021, it celebrated the end of classes with the awarding of 36 high school diplomas.
El Salvador: A gang murdered a young gay man after he attended a party.
He was attacked for walking through an area controlled by a rival gang. Despite what the government says, hate crimes continue to rise.
It's law: Chile approves same-sex marriage
After 4 years of debate, with 82 votes in favor, 20 against and 2 abstentions, the Chamber of Deputies of Chile approved the Equal Marriage Law.
Transgender civil servant Alba Rueda is one of the 100 most influential women of 2021
The BBC compiled a list highlighting the performance of Alba Rueda, a transgender civil servant, over the past year. "It has to do with the recognition of a political agenda," she told Presentes.
The law that will fulfill the dream of owning a home and diversity
Chaco passed the law that establishes a quota in housing plans for the LGBTI population.
The first shelter for trans people in Mexico was activated during the pandemic
The Casa Hogar Paola Buenrostro shelter was founded by trans activist Kenya Cuevas and has been operating since April 2020.
Xiomara Castro: the promise to write a new history of Honduran women and minorities
She is the first female president of Honduras. What does her victory mean, and why are various groups celebrating her triumph with reserve and discretion?