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The path of non-binary people for legal document change in Argentina
Presentes spoke with various non-binary people who have been advocating for this change for years to learn about their experiences.
Free workshop for journalists in El Salvador: communicating gender and sexual diversity
On Thursday, September 9th and Friday, September 10th, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (Central America time), Alharaca and Agencia Presentes are convening a free workshop on good journalistic practices regarding coverage of gender and sexual diversity issues.
A bill seeks to guarantee the right to inclusive language in Argentina
It was presented by Deputy Mónica Macha and responds to a bill that seeks to prohibit inclusive language in the State.
Five months without Tehuel: what we know so far
In recent weeks, Oscar Montes, one of those arrested, requested to testify but gave false leads. The reward for anyone who provides concrete information leading to his capture has been doubled.
The future is now: we must unite our diversity and fight climate breakdown.
The new IPCC report sounds the alarm for humanity, emitting apocalyptic chants that in their verses sing of irreversible changes for centuries and millennia.
Mothers of the mountain: Indigenous memories and knowledge for a good life
Based on an Ethnic Memory Workshop, the stories of “Cries of the Mothers of the Mountain, Voices of Women in Struggle” rescue ancestral knowledge and experiences of good living of women and trans people from seven indigenous peoples of the Salta Chaco.
The Wrong Body?: Gender Identity, Rights and Transition Pathways
Excerpt from the book "A Wrong Body?", a text that weaves together testimony, essay and the journey as a trans activist, feminist and lawyer of Constanza Valdés, published by La Pollera in Chile.
Indigenous people, farmers, and LGBT people in Guatemala held a historic plurinational strike
The main demands of the strike focused on the corruption of the current government, the "mismanagement" of the pandemic, the increase in prices of basic foodstuffs, and the exclusion of indigenous populations from impactful public policies.
Investigation into the death of Fatima, a 29-year-old trans woman, in Formosa: police violence is alleged
Fátima Barrios, a 29-year-old trans woman, died following a police operation. She is being accused of institutional violence. The autopsy results are pending.
Although Veracruz does not recognize gender identity, more and more trans people are achieving it through legal means.
While Veracruz continues to ignore proposals for a gender identity law, the long struggle of trans people has resulted in more and more of them achieving recognition of their identity, sometimes without needing legal protection.