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2021 Review: El Salvador: No Gender Identity Law or Progress, with Risks for LGBT People
Bukele's government made it clear that the rights of LGBTI people are not a priority for his administration.
United to care for the forest, they make Christmas trees and prevent fires
Women United for Forest Conservation tell how they care for the trees of the Cofre de Perote and transform them into Christmas trees.
Transvestite Fury: The Living Dictionary of Marlene Wayar
The activist edited her book Furia Travesti. Diccionario de la T a la T where she uses her own biography to trace a journey through the violence, struggles and conquests of the transvestite trans community.
ILGA Report: Sexual diversity in the world remains under threat
The association documented hundreds of instances worldwide in which state agents imposed fines, imprisonment, and other penalties on people of diverse sexual orientations, gender identities, and expressions.
The Mocha Celis trans high school inaugurates its arrival in the new neighborhood with a mural
La Mocha Celis is the world's first inclusive, non-binary, transvestite, and non-exclusionary community high school. While they wait to move into their own building, after 10 years in Buenos Aires, they arrived in the Balvanera neighborhood with a mural depicting their struggles and demands.
Another trans femicide in Mexico: a young trans woman was murdered and found in a canal in Colima.
Saray was 31 years old and her murder is one of five that have been recorded this year in the area of the west coast of Mexico.
Paraguay 2021 Balance: Denial and authoritarianism, government policies for LGBT+
Although the challenges for LGBT groups are growing, this year they renewed their struggle and resistance.
Homophobic attack in Salta: dancer's leg broken
Tito Costilla, 27, a dancer and dance teacher, is hospitalized at the San Bernardo Hospital in Salta (Argentina), as a result of a homophobic attack.
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.