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Cordoba: Family members attacked and burned a young trans woman
Victoria Renata Albornoz, 27, was attacked with a machete and burned with gasoline. The perpetrators were her sister and brother-in-law.
Sexual conversion therapies banned in the State of Mexico
The Congress of the State of Mexico approved reforms to the local Penal Code that prohibit and punish the so-called “conversion therapies” (ECOSIG).
Churches and sexual diversity: a relationship that “offers little hope”
Pope Francis says he supports same-sex civil unions, but most Christian-oriented churches are far from open to LGBT+ people. A lengthy questionnaire in Argentina demonstrates this.
Conservative groups in Chile use television to spread anti-LGBT hate messages
Taking advantage of the television airtime provided by the State as part of the campaign for the plebiscite for a new Constitution, right-wing political parties and religious groups are engaging in anti-LGBT propaganda.
“Standing”: the Argentine publishing house that championed queer desire
De Parado emerges as a novel publishing proposal in both an aesthetic and political sense. It is directed by the poet Mariano Blatt and Francisco Visconti.
In Peruvian prisons, trans women are locked up in sex offenders' wings.
How trans women live in Lurigancho Prison, the largest and most dangerous in Peru.
Public interview with Moira Millán: "Colonialism and patriarchy recycle each other."
María Eugenia Ludueña and Ana Fornaro, co-directors of Agencia Presentes, interviewed Moira Millán, a Mapuche weychafe (warrior), writer and member of the Indigenous Women's Movement for Good Living.
A young man has been arrested for the double homicide of LGBT activists in Chile.
Airam Fernández, reporting from Santiago, Chile: On Friday afternoon, the Homicide Brigade of the Chilean Investigative Police (PDI) charged 21-year-old Fabrizio Antonelli Lazo with the double homicide of gay activists Marcelo Cea and Jorge Ruiz. He was arrested that morning and remanded in custody after…
The disappearance of two trans women in Jalisco has been reported to the UN.
Karla García Duarte (22) and Kenia Duarte Pérez (20) are two trans women who have not been located since September 18.
Being LGBTI in the Northern Triangle of Central America is living in danger
A Human Rights Watch report explains how the governments of Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala fail to guarantee the safety and security of LGBTI people.