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Congress of the State of Mexico approves reforms to recognize trans identity
Edomex became the 16th of 32 states to guarantee the right to change gender on the document through administrative means for trans people of legal age.
The Chilean Senate gave preliminary approval to the equal marriage law.
The Chilean Senate gave preliminary approval to the bill legalizing same-sex marriage in the country, with 29 votes in favor, 14 against and no abstentions, so it advances to the Chamber of Deputies.
Argentina recognizes non-binary identities: you can choose X on your ID card
By decree, the National Registry of Persons of Argentina must adapt the National Identity Documents and Passports by incorporating the X to move away from the binary scheme of "Female" and "Male".
Many ways to say friend
We talked with Violeta Alegre, Bruno Silva, and Alejandra Devenuta about friendship and LGBT people, chosen families, and the groups we work with.
“Our Trans Comprehensive Sexuality Education”: Young feminists and members of the LGBTQ+ community created a podcast about sex education
They are between 17 and 23 years old, active in different spaces, and have created a fundamental tool for the sexual education of young people.
Samuel, tomorrow
The Catalan essayist Brigitte Vasallo writes about the crime of Samuel Luiz Muñiz, the young man beaten to death in La Coruña while shouting "faggot" that shocked Spain and the world.
Argentina will host the First Federal Meeting on Transvestite and Transgender Education: convened by the Mocha Celis high school
It will take place on July 15, 16, and 17. It will be a space for meeting and collective reflection for teachers, students, and transvestite, trans, and non-binary organizations.
Six trans women murdered in 12 days in Mexico: one trans woman killed every 48 hours
Kendra in Tijuana, Valeria in Colima, Ivonne in Mexico City, Michell and Dayana in Jalisco, and a trans woman whose name is still unknown were victims of fatal transphobic violence in Mexico. They demand an investigation with a gender and human rights perspective.
For the first time, a case of discrimination against a gay couple in Peru reaches the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
After 17 years, the discriminatory violence suffered by Crissthian Olivera at the hands of the Peruvian State reached the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.
The Buenos Aires justice system once again turns its back on a gay couple attacked in Palermo
For the second time, the case investigating the hate crime suffered by a gay couple in Palermo (City of Buenos Aires) in September 2020 was shelved.