Like any commemorative date, this one prompts us to reflect on the place that lesbians and their political struggles have occupied in the public sphere. What purpose does visibility serve in the current context? What dilemmas does it present us with?
LGBT+ artists from Paraguay share their experiences of surviving the economic and social crisis after more than a year of pandemic and restrictions. The stories of Fátima Fernández Centurión, Sol Gomez, David Amado, Omar Mareco, and Mc Humver.
The trans activist and survivor of the dictatorship was “detained” days ago in Córdoba by an arrest warrant from 1988, based on a contravention code that has not existed since 2016 and an article repealed in 1994.
From disguised layoffs to being rejected in pre-employment medical exams, these are complaints that are difficult to bring to justice. It is a constant and silenced problem that worsened during the pandemic.
Victoria Nieva, a 33-year-old transgender woman, was murdered in her home in Aguilares, Tucumán, this past weekend. The main suspect is her ex-partner, whom she had tried to report to the police several times.
Bernarda Pesoa, leader of the Santa Rosa community of the Qom people and territorial and environmental defender of the Paraguayan Chaco, has once again received death threats.
In the last week, organizations and activists warned about the increase in violence against the LGBTIQ community and mentioned a peak in the month of April.
On May 15 and 16, Chile will elect constitutional convention delegates to draft the new Constitution. At least 47 candidates are LGBTQ+.
The three-session workshop was held virtually from November 23 to 25, 2020, and was attended by journalists from media outlets in various parts of Latin America.
Micaela Catán was 27 years old and lived in Santiago del Estero. She died after eight days in the hospital with burns covering half her body. Her family and organizations denounce her death as a transfemicide. They demand justice with a gender perspective.
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