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Camila Sosa Villada: We are such mermaids, in the FILBA book
Camila Sosa Villada writes about the Old Women of the Water and the memory of transvestites in this text, part of the book for the 10th anniversary of FILBA.
Ten years after the hate crime against Prefect Octavio Romero, the justice system has stalled the case.
Octavio Romero was to be the first openly gay prefect in the Armed Forces to enter into a same-sex marriage. Months before the wedding, he disappeared and was found dead in the Río de la Plata with signs of having been beaten. Since then, his partner has been seeking justice.
Congress debates law on transvestite and transgender labor inclusion
The Secretariat of the Chamber of Deputies has already included in its agenda for the special session on Thursday, June 10, the bill to promote access to formal employment for transvestite, transsexual and transgender people “Diana Sacayán-Lohana Berkins”.
Elections in Mexico: the trans voting protocol was not respected
On June 6, Mexico held its "most inclusive" elections in history. Part of that inclusion was the implementation of the Trans Protocol. However, during voting on Sunday, transgender people reported that their gender identity and name were not respected.
What can Peruvian feminists and LGBT+ activists expect from Pedro Castillo?
Neither ally nor enemy. Five years of struggle lie ahead for the LGBTI movement, which has already called for an in-person march this Saturday, June 26, under the slogan "Our Pride is not in quarantine."
Remains of Santiago Cancino, a young trans man who disappeared 4 years ago in Salta, have been found
The young man was 14 when he disappeared and had reported bullying on his social networks by the school and his classmates.
Sex workers in Mexico City organize to demand rights
In Mexico City, sex workers protested for labor rights, housing, and healthcare. They celebrated being united and organized.
Search for Tehuel: two sweeps without new leads and a raid
The Prosecutor's Office ordered new searches in San Vicente and Burzaco. But they yielded no new leads. A house was also raided.
Elections in Mexico: between LGBTI inclusion and violence against candidates
For the first time, political parties must meet quotas to include candidates of Afro-descendant people, people with disabilities, and LGBTI people.
Argentina's Ministry of Labor has enabled identification without binary gender distinction
From now on, people's Unique Labor Identification Code (CUIL) numbers will no longer be governed by a binary gender distinction.