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A gang disfigured a gay man in Chaco: "We're going to kill you"
"I had to go to the prosecutor's office twice because the first time the police downplayed it."
A gang disfigured a gay man in Chaco: "We're going to kill you"
"I had to go to the prosecutor's office twice because the first time the police downplayed it."
Transvestites and trans people will be able to access Progresar scholarships without age limits
Until March 31, transvestite and trans people of all ages can apply for financial aid scholarships to study.
The Mocha Celis Trans High School cannot start classes due to lack of funds
The Mocha Celis Popular High School is the first educational space aimed at enabling trans people to complete their secondary education.
Protesters protest kissing outside a lesbophobic nightclub in Asunción
The activity was organized on social media by five girls who were kicked out of the club for kissing a week ago.
"They killed Alexa": Bad Bunny protested the brutal transfemicide in Puerto Rico
The Puerto Rican rapper denounced Alexa's murder, fueled by hate on social media. A vigil has been organized in San Juan.
Why LGBT "conversion therapies" are considered torture
Children and adolescents around the world have been subjected to various techniques to "cure" homosexuality.
Transgender employment quota approved in the Judiciary of Tucumán
The Supreme Court of Justice of Tucumán approved a quota for transgender people in the provincial judiciary. It will register interested individuals.
Being trans in the '90s: postcards and stories from Uruguay
The public debates surrounding the Comprehensive Law for Trans People allowed a narrative to emerge in Uruguay focused on state violence during the dictatorship and the early years of democracy. Another story, that of survival strategies, activism, and the creation of essential networks and connections, remained in the background. A series…
Who is Diana Zurco, the first trans woman to anchor a news program on Public TV?
She always played with voices and created characters. But the path to her vocation was long. Diana Zurco is 37 years old and two years ago became the first trans woman to graduate from ISER with that gender identity. Since 2015, she has been one of the voices of Radio Ciudad.