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Blas Matamoro: “One writes from freedom, legislating for oneself”
He is one of the founders of the Homosexual Liberation Front of Argentina and an exquisite writer from exile, who today finds new readers in his country.
Podcast: Trans activists in Guatemala fight a system that denies them access to healthcare
“There are almost 5,000 trans women in Guatemala, and the authorities have no answers, no clear pathways, and no strategies to provide us with healthcare,” Pilar Salazar explains in this podcast. Along with Saira Ramos, she shares, among other things, the experiences of sex workers in El Trébol.
The Stonewall league brings diversity to Mexican soccer
Six teams currently make up the league based in Guadalajara, where lesbians, gays, bisexuals, a trans girl and gender fluid people participate.
Two months without Tehuel: the pact of silence of the detainees Montes and Ramos
The two detainees were the last people to see the young trans man from San Vicente. The family insists: “Let them talk, let them tell us where Tehuel is.”
Here we are, the trans moms!
Many realities come to light when becoming a mother, but one of them is often denied or ignored. How do trans people experience motherhood?
What is the problem with "new" masculinities and transvestite and trans femininities?
So far I haven't heard any cisheterosexual man acknowledge his desires for transvestite and trans femininities, with any certainty that they exist.
Nine years of the Gender Identity Law and one debt: to be on the country's emotional agenda
Passed in 2012, Argentina's Gender Identity Law was a pioneering law worldwide. What impacts did it have and continue to have, what opportunities did it open up, and what challenges remain?
Joe Lemonge, a trans man convicted in 2018 after defending himself against his attackers, was acquitted.
The Court of Cassation of Paraná acquitted Joe Lemonge, the young trans man convicted in 2018 for “attempted homicide”.
From hope to madness: a blow to democracy in El Salvador and the media's attempt to speak out
For the first time, as an adult and as a journalist, I experience the fear of speaking freely; I fear for my loved ones, for all the journalists who still believe that holding power accountable is a duty.
Feminism and sexual diversity stand up to authoritarianism in El Salvador
President Bukele seized total control of the state. Hundreds of people took to the streets to protest one of the most serious institutional crises since the civil war.