Peruvian lesbian feminist activist Vero Ferrari may have coronavirus. Her symptoms are improving, but she doesn't yet know if she had the illness: helplines are overwhelmed and no one has called her back. A first-person account from Peru, a country overwhelmed by the pandemic.
By Keili González* The Gender Identity Law was passed on May 9, 2012, in Argentina. It was groundbreaking because it was designed and achieved by transvestites and trans people who not only gave their all but also laid its foundations. It is important to recognize its value and, therefore, to understand the coexistence of…
By Keili González* The Gender Identity Law was passed on May 9, 2012, in Argentina. It was groundbreaking because it was designed and achieved by transvestites and trans people who not only gave their all but also laid its foundations. It is important to recognize its value and, therefore, to understand the coexistence of…
It will premiere on May 14 on a virtual platform and with a proposal of solidarity towards the sexual diversity groups punished by the crisis.
She has just inaugurated the Casilda Buenrostro Home, the first shelter for trans women in Mexico City and the entire country.
Luz Clarita Zúniga, a 23-year-old trans woman, was stoned to death on the afternoon of Friday, May 1.
LGBTI+ pavilions in various prison complexes denounce the lack of supplies to deal with the pandemic.
It's being passed in some provinces, but in practice, only a few municipalities are implementing it. What do the bills promoting it at the national level say?
Tamara Denis Morales was 36 years old and lived with her mother. She had been admitted to the emergency room of the Malvinas Argentinas hospital on Saturday and disappeared on Sunday.
Claudia Ancapán Quilape is a 44-year-old trans woman, midwife, Mapuche and survivor, who has worked in a clinic in Santiago for several years.
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