A hate crime against LGBT+ people occurs every three days in Argentina.
Between January 1 and June 30 of this year, 69 LGBTIQ+ people were attacked, murdered, or suffered abandonment by the State.
Between January 1 and June 30 of this year, 69 LGBTIQ+ people were attacked, murdered, or suffered abandonment by the State.
Gabriela Cruz Pimentel was murdered on Friday in her bedroom. She was strangled and bound.
Agustina is hospitalized and at risk of infection due to poor hygiene and bedsores. “I would be happy if they just fixed my house where I live.”
Melody Barrera was murdered in Mendoza early Saturday morning with at least six shots fired from a vehicle
Javier Eduardo Pérez and Jonathan Santos were murdered in Morelos and Jalisco, respectively.
The proposal seeks a reform to the Civil Code and the Code of Civil Procedure of Mexico City to guarantee respect for gender identity.
Neuquén, in southern Argentina, became the first city in the world to have a trans "neighborhood".
Transvestite activist Violeta Alegre interviewed Gabriela Mansilla, mother of Luana, the first trans girl in Argentina to have obtained her new identity document.
Cynthia Leslie Velásquez was stabbed after intervening in an argument and defending a girl from a man who was trying to sexually assault her.
The Salta Justice system sentenced José Gustavo Gareca to life imprisonment for the "aggravated homicide due to gender violence" committed against Mirna Antonella di Marzo.