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Salta: Rugby players allegedly attacked a teenager
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.
Peruvian Judiciary recognizes co-maternity after 5 years of struggle by Jenny and Darling
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.
Transgender people demand that the Paraguayan judiciary recognize their identities
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”.
Peru's National Board of Justice is investigating a Supreme Court judge for LGBTphobia.
Supreme Court Justice Javier Arévalo Vela called homosexuality an “abnormality” and a “psychological problem” in a public statement.
Guatemalan lawmakers propose a law against transgender children and adolescents
The “Law to guarantee the comprehensive protection of children and adolescents against gender identity disorders 5940” proposes to remove the right to self-determination of gender identity for trans children and adolescents.
October 12: Indigenous women share what this day means for their communities
Women belonging to indigenous nations located in what are now Guatemala, Mexico, Argentina and Chile spoke with Presentes about what this date means for their communities.
A dissident front was formed in Corrientes to fight for the rights of diversity.
One month before the Pride March in Corrientes, the Corrientes Travesti, Trans, Marica – Non-Binarie Force was formed to fight for rights.
Transphobic attack on Vicky Rodríguez, protagonist of the Honduran documentary Victoria
Vicky Rodríguez, a Honduran trans woman and protagonist of the documentary Victoria, suffered a transphobic attack in La Libertad, Comayagua. This is the second time she has been physically assaulted. The attack occurred 12 days after the murder of another trans woman, Erika Tatiana, an activist with the National Party, to which the president of Honduras belongs.
Cordoba: A young man was sentenced for allegedly transmitting HIV to his partner.
He was sentenced to three and a half years in prison for "very serious injuries." Organizations specializing in HIV/AIDS condemned the sentence.
Diverse families: Osvaldo and Jaime adopted María, a girl with a disability
Osvaldo Gómez and Jaime Díaz adopted María, a girl with a disability. They recount the process and the prejudices they faced.