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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.
Why a new HIV law is needed in Argentina
The bill on HIV, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, and STIs, which was introduced last year, has received a favorable opinion from the Social Action and Public Health Committee of the Chamber of Deputies. It will be debated in the Chamber this Wednesday. “We are concerned; it could lose its parliamentary status by the end of the year.”
She opened the first medical unit staffed by and for trans people
Mexico City now has its first service run by and staffed by transgender, transsexual, intersex, and non-binary people. The service is free and includes a protocol for vulnerable individuals, such as trans people experiencing homelessness, migrants, or those without documentation.
Franco Torchia: “There is a subcutaneous Christianity that continues to dictate our lives”
Franco Torchia is committed to promoting the work of Marcella Althaus-Reid, an Argentine queer theologian, through his work on "Theodora," a stage version of Handel's oratorio, directed by Alejandro Tantanian and recently premiered at the Teatro Colón.
Paraguay returned to the streets with its 18th LGBTI march: "We are strength, resistance and community!"
About a thousand people gathered yesterday at the Antequera Steps for the rights of trans, lesbian, gay, bisexual and intersex people in Paraguay.
The Justice system of Mexico City apologized to trans activist Kenya Cuevas.
The Mexico City Attorney General's Office today issued a public apology to human rights defender Kenya Cuevas. It also pledged to improve access to justice for transgender people.
The Cosquín festival goes non-binary
Following a complaint from Ferni de Gyldenfeldt and the intervention of INADI, the Cosquín Festival eliminates the categories of female and male vocal genres.
For the first time, a Peruvian trans woman changed her ID card without surgery.
On Tuesday the 28th, Dania Elizabeth Calderón García became the first trans woman to obtain a favorable ruling to rectify her data—name and sex—on her National Identity Document (DNI), without having to undergo genital reassignment surgery.
What does the regulations of the transvestite trans employment quota law say?
The regulations implementing the Diana Sacayán-Lohana Berkins Law expand the scope of the employment quota and include other inclusion measures. What do transvestite and transgender voices have to say, and why are they demanding action on retirement age and reparations?.