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Five years since the hate crime against Nicole Saavedra: the trial begins in August
The investigation concluded that Víctor Pulgar is responsible for Nicole's murder. Pulgar was already in custody and convicted for other rapes.
The transvestite trans job quota is now law in Argentina
The Senate of Argentina turned into law a debt and a historic demand: the Transvestite Labor Quota and Inclusion Law “Diana Sacayán – Lohana Berkins” is a pioneer in the world.
Francisca Linconao, the machi who will have a crucial role in Chile's new constitution
Francisca Linconao, an ancestral authority of the Mapuche people, was the most voted-for Indigenous candidate in May and will write Chile's new Constitution. Who is she and why is her participation a landmark?
"Here we are, the lesbians, and we are happy and awesome."
Lesbianism itself destabilizes gender conformity, which is why exploring the concept of "lencha" beyond "woman who loves another woman" is more than just a gamble; it is currently urgent to address because it exists, it is real, and here we are.
The struggle of lesbian mothers in Argentina for the recognition of co-maternity
Despite the laws, inequalities persist in the registration and legal recognition of parentage for children of lesbian mothers.
Transfemicide in La Plata: Wanda Tananta had migrated from Peru to live her identity freely
A man was looking for drugs and when he couldn't find any, he shot him.
Activists Ceci Ixpata and Andrea González were murdered: two trans women killed in less than a week in Guatemala
Andrea González, leader and president of Otrans Reinas de la Noche, and Ceci Ixtapa, of Redtrans, were murdered between June 9 and 11.
Hate crime against young man living with HIV: Mexican activists raise their voices and demand justice
On June 5, a young man was murdered in Cancún after revealing at a party that he was living with HIV. On Saturday, there were demonstrations in the state of Quintana Roo and in Mexico City.
Argentina has a Gender Equality Law in the media
The law establishes gender equity in representation from a sexual diversity perspective in state media staff.
Three months without Tehuel: chronicle of a search that cries out for justice
His partner is searching for him alive. His sister and mother are accompanying the search parties and demanding that the two detainees talk. Three months after he was last seen, Tehuel De la Torre has become a symbol of the cry for justice for trans youth.