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Radio Azacualpa, a community dream with the voice of women
"We have already lost our fear of speaking out," says one of the women who is part of the radio station that has been operating for five years in the Honduran community.
During 2020 there were 370 hate crimes in Latin America and the Caribbean
A report prepared by the regional observatory Without LGBTI Violence shows that although there was a decrease in the number of homicides in 9 of the 11 countries in the region, the figure increased compared to 2019.
Historic: Emilia Schneider is the first trans woman elected to parliament in Chile
Emilia Schneider is the first trans woman elected to Congress in Chile. She is 25 years old and received one of the highest vote counts. Camila Musante and Marcela Riquelme, LGBTQ+ activists, have also joined the Chamber of Deputies.
Child abuse: a condemnation of patriarchal justice
The group Yo Si Te Creo (I Do Believe You) organized a virtual trial to challenge the judicial processes that delay the development and resolution of cases involving child and adolescent abuse. They also drafted a list of collective demands.
Why is Transgender Day of Remembrance commemorated?
Every November 20th, International Transgender Day of Remembrance or Trans Memory Day is commemorated, a day to honor all trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming people who were murdered because of prejudice.
An anthology gathers the voices of queer poets from Colombia
"Like the flower, voices of contemporary Colombian queer poetry" collects 50 texts from 30 authors who share their own experience about the queer experience in Colombia.
Lesbophobia, or how to prove you wrong
Violence against lesbians, lesbophobia, takes many forms, but its impact is undeniable. From direct violence to invisibility, lesbians confront one of the most deeply ingrained social norms: heterosexuality.
Activists and human rights organizations demand an investigation and justice for the death of Gabi Cabrera
Gabriela Cabrera, a 23-year-old trans woman, died under circumstances that have yet to be clarified by the Paraguayan justice system. The initial hypothesis put forward by the forensic doctor was that it was a suicide, but her colleagues at Casa Diversa are demanding a thorough investigation by the Public Prosecutor's Office and that justice be served.
Boca Rosa, a textile cooperative that is transforming the reality of trans women in Gualeguaychú
The cooperative sustains ten jobs in the emblematic lands of carnival where the sewing workshop is a fundamental tool for inclusion and training.
Chile took to the streets again to demand rights for diversity in the 21st LGBT+ Pride March
The most repeated slogans were social and legal equality, an end to violence, parental rights for same-sex parent families, free abortion, and a comprehensive trans law.