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Argentina promotes research to create condoms for vulvas
The Ministry of Science and Technology, through the ImpaCT.AR program, published its Challenge No. 53, which encourages study groups to submit projects for the creation of a condom for vulvas.
Interview: Marlén Viñayo, the filmmaker who tells the story of two gay ex-gang members in a Salvadoran prison
"Unforgivable" is a short documentary that explores the relationship between two young gay ex-gang members in a Salvadoran prison. We interviewed its director, Marlén Viñayo.
The Ministry of Health presented a healthcare guide for trans and non-binary children
The guide develops a series of guidelines for addressing the health care of trans, transvestite and non-binary children and adolescents from a comprehensive perspective.
Consulate denies repatriation of Kaory, Honduran trans woman who died in Mexico
Kaory had fled Honduras after receiving death threats. Mexican activist Kenya Cuevas claimed her body and requested its repatriation, but the Honduran consulate denied the request.
Celebration, pain, struggle and dance at the 6th Plurinational Anti-Racist March against transvesticide, transfemicide and transhomicide in Buenos Aires
LGBTQ+ groups gathered in the plaza in front of Congress on International Pride Day. They celebrated the passage of the law on job inclusion and transgender quotas, demanded answers regarding the disappearance of Tehuel, and called for reparations for people over 40, among other issues. Photos, report, and full document available.
Letter from Mapuche activist Moira Millán to Diana Sacayán on LGBT+ Pride Day
Diana, I remember the day we met: we looked at each other and recognized each other, both of us with indigenous faces, I perceived you as a sister of this copper-colored Indo-America.
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights declared the Honduran State guilty of the transfemicide of Vicky Hernández
In an unprecedented decision, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights declared the State of Honduras guilty of the murder of trans activist Vicky Hernández.
Beyond the Rainbow: Rainbow-washing, Businesses, and the Human Rights of the LGBT+ Community
Together with the organization Poder, we investigated cases of companies that claim to be inclusive but discriminate against and deny services to the LGBT+ community in Mexico.
"Dear Lohana and Diana, we finally have a law on quotas and labor inclusion for trans and travesti people."
"Diana and Lohana, I am writing this letter to tell you that we finally have that law and it bears your names: the Transvestite and Trans Labor Quota and Inclusion Law "Diana Sacayán- Lohana Berkins".
Pinkwashing or the marketing trivialization of sexual diversity
There are many struggles that the market tries to exploit. For some years now, the LGBTI+ community has been fighting against advertising impositions that are devoid of content.