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Paraguay's law on community kitchens does not benefit indigenous women
With Covid-19, the food emergency worsened and state institutions did not provide quick responses to alleviate the effects of the lockdown measures.
Transfeminists and indigenous women protest violence and health issues in Paraguay
Amid Paraguay's social unrest against the government, LGBT+ people, feminists, and indigenous women are making their demands for urgent needs exacerbated by the pandemic.
Inmates at Baradero prison translate Alexa's book into Braille.
In the context of braille and gender workshops, Alexa Petonne's story reached the Baradero prison.
Toolkit for dealing with transphobic rhetoric
Presentes brought together human rights defenders, and trans and feminist collectives from Mexico to put together a digital toolkit.
More than 120 trans people received reparative pensions in Uruguay
Article 10 of the law establishes that those who document that they suffered "moral or physical damage" and that they were "prevented from the full exercise of their rights" may receive compensation.
Claudia Rodríguez: "We trans women also have to defend other social struggles"
Interview by Franco Torchia with the Chilean poet and transvestite activist Claudia Rodríguez.
Homophobic attack on an activist in Dolores: “We beat you up for being a faggot”
Cristian Leonardo Guevara (33) was the victim of a homophobic attack in the city of Dolores, in the Province of Buenos Aires.
How to tell LGBT+ stories in sport without prejudice: a 13-step guide
In sports media, the representation and voices of LGBT+ people and athletes remain absent. Versus has launched a guide.
Why is the International Day Against LGBTphobia celebrated in sport?
The world of sports has always been plagued by homophobia, especially in men's sports. We'll tell you why, since 2010, February 19th has been celebrated as the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia in Sport.
Transphobic discourse, the true Trojan horse of feminism
How far have we allowed transphobia to advance in Mexico that now “feminist marches” are being called to prevent trans populations from accessing rights?