The case "Olivera vs Peru" is a new case for the jurisprudence of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, which has never dealt with public displays of affection by LGBTQ+ people.
Since October 12, the Biobío and La Auracania regions have been militarized by a decree from President Sebastián Piñera. What are the consequences of this for Mapuche women and girls?
This is the 18th hate crime perpetrated this year in Veracruz, the most violent state for LGBT* groups in Mexico.
In downtown Guadalajara, Jalisco, Zoé, a 26-year-old trans woman, was attacked with acid. This caused first- and second-degree burns to her face and chest. Emergency room staff refused to treat her.
They set her on fire while hurling insults like "faggot," "fucking horse," and "fucking sicko." As a result, a lawsuit was filed for attempted femicide in the Third Guarantee Court of Santiago.
October marks the International Day of Action for the Depathologization of Trans People. Trans and non-binary activists and individuals around the world reclaim their identities, bodies, and subjectivities, and highlight the consequences of pathologizing them.
The app's algorithms shape our desires based on our clicks, but also on the ratings we receive. These ratings are riddled with biases related to gender, class, and racism.
Relatives of a 17-year-old boy reported that their son was attacked and beaten by a group of rugby players and that as a result of the attack he is hospitalized in critical condition.
Jenny Trujillo Cueva and Darling Delfín Ponce began the fight in 2016 to have the National Registry of Identification and Civil Status (Reniec) recognize co-maternity on their son's ID card.
Ten trans people demonstrated this morning in front of the Paraguayan Judiciary to demand the approval of their name change as part of the campaign “I am Real #MyNameMustBeLegal”.
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