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Ni Una Menos united all the struggles with the cry: “Out with Milei!”
Sectors punished by the government of Javier Milei came together on the tenth anniversary of Ni Una Menos, in a massive march that marks an unprecedented unity.
Ten years of Ni Una Menos: "The change we need: uniting the struggles"
Ten years after the first Ni Una Menos (Not One Less) march, feminisms and diverse movements face a complex scenario. There have been enormous advances along the way. How can we continue building despite the attacks, setbacks, and political fragmentation?
Annie's story, a trans childhood: "We are girls, boys, and children, and that's it"
Annie is a 10-year-old trans girl. This comic was created based on interviews with her and her family. It's a story about what it's like to grow up with a diverse childhood.
Vivir Quintana: “Diversity is what truly enriches us”
We spoke with Mexican singer-songwriter Vivir Quintana, author of the feminist anthem "Canción sin miedo" (Song Without Fear), during her visit to Argentina where she presented her latest album "Cosas que sorpresan a la audiencia" (Things That Surprise the Audience).
Persecution of the Mapuche people: six members of the Lafken Winkul Mapu community were sentenced
The Federal Court of General Roca sentenced six members of the Lafken Winkul Mapu Mapuche community to up to two and a half years in prison, with suspended sentences. This is the second trial the community members have faced following the evictions and militarization of their territories.
Democracy's debt to transvestites and trans people: they demand reparations for a dignified old age
Trans and travesti groups are demanding historical reparations for those who survived structural violence and persecution simply for existing. On Trans and Travesti National Day, for the third year in a row, they took their demands to Plaza de Mayo.
A photobook celebrates the living memory of one of Paraguay's oldest trans women
For four years, photographer Jess Insfrán Pérez documented the life of Liz Paola Cortaza, a trans woman and survivor of the Stroessner dictatorship in Paraguay. The result is How Many Memories Does Memory Hold?, a photographic essay that celebrates her existence and denounces the historical debts of the State.
Why May 17th is the International Day Against LGBT Hate
May 17th is commemorated worldwide as the day to fight against violence towards LGBTI* people. It is officially known as the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia.
Justice begins to speak of Lesbicide: they order an investigation of the accused for the triple hate crime
The judge was ordered to expand the investigation of the accused in the triple lesbian murder in Barracas and to consider it a hate crime, as requested by the plaintiffs and the prosecution. The court's decision was announced on what would have been Andrea's birthday, the partner of Sofía, the sole survivor.
Following the death of Ariel Castillo, activists denounce organized crime targeting gay men on dating apps
Ariel Castillo worked at the Teatro Colón, was 47 years old, and lived in San Martín. His killers are still at large. Activists denounce this as an organized crime group that targets gay men.