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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.
Argentina's trans and travesti labor inclusion bill received preliminary approval in the Chamber of Deputies
With 207 votes in favor, 11 against and 7 abstentions.
The only suspect in the transfemicide of Alejandra "La Power" Benítez was acquitted
Power was shot in the back and killed on November 5 of last year, at the door of the place where she lived.
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.