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A map records cases of violence against lesbians and bisexuals in Argentina
A mapping project records cases of violence against lesbians, bisexuals, and other identities for being perceived as lesbians.
Argentine court rejects transvestite femininity identity on ID card
The Civil Chamber denied Lara Bertoloni's request for recognition of her self-perceived gender identity on her National Identity Document (DNI) on Tuesday, December 10. The ruling will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Controversy and violence over the “gay Zapata”: Who won?
The rejection of a female Zapata is clearly hate speech. Ultimately, it's a battle between masculinities, serving as a reminder of the current state of affairs: machismo mobilizes people, and Mexico City is not as inclusive as it's portrayed.
Santa Fe: Three men attacked and attempted to abuse a trans woman
Marisol Nuñez, a 66-year-old trans woman, was found on the side of the Santa Fe-Rosario highway. She was attacked by a group of men who attempted to sexually assault her.
A trans woman was attacked in El Salvador, and the police refused to take her report.
Three private security guards brutally beat a 25-year-old transgender woman. The police refused to take her complaint.
A lesbian and a gay man were murdered in the same region of Guatemala
Elito Rodel Puc and Soraida Tesucún TuDos were murdered in separate incidents in the department of Petén.
Gay couples banned from hugging in Paraguayan shopping mall
Activists report that cases of discrimination and attacks against LGBT+ people increased in 2019
10 communication tips for activists by activists
Luchadoras MX and Agencia Presentes conducted two free, in-person training workshops in Mexico City for 40 journalists and activists.
Transfemicide of Lourdes Reinoso: the accused was sentenced to life imprisonment for femicide.
This is the first case in Tucumán in which the murder of a trans woman has gone to trial under the charge of femicide.
A home for LGBT+ seniors: “We no longer want to be invisible”
Laetus Vitae means “Joyful Life” in Latin and is the name that Samantha Flores, an 88-year-old trans activist, chose to found a Day Center for LGBT+ seniors in Mexico City.