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Bouncers attacked a trans boy and his partner at a nightclub in Necochea
In addition to not respecting their gender identity, the security employees beat and choked one of them.
Trans workers in Paraná fight for their jobs: they took their case to the national government
In addition to regaining their jobs, they seek to promote public labor policies for the trans population.
Tiziana, a trans girl from Salta: to dance, to resist, and to grow old
The story of the first visible trans girl in Salta allows us to imagine the lives that thousands across the country go through. Violence, resistance, support, and activism in the days of childhood games.
Authorities are investigating the death of Luciana Robledo, a Paraguayan trans woman who lived in Argentina.
Luciana Robledo was murdered and found on December 24th in a room in block 99 of Villa 31, in the Retiro area, City of Buenos Aires
A trans woman was stoned to death in Guatemala: she was 35 years old
Jennifer Ávila was sexually assaulted and stoned to death. She was 35 years old.
2019: At least 17 murders against LGBTI+ people in Peru
They denounce underreporting: for every hate crime, there are two that go unreported.
2019: The battles won by LGBTI+ people in Latin America
The conservative and anti-rights advance in Latin America this year encountered organized and tenacious resistance from LGBT people, who continue to fight for their rights. Here are some of the good news stories we shared in 2019. The Gender Identity Law came into effect in Chile. After five years of discussion, it finally came into force…
2019: 67 murders against the LGBTI+ population in Central America
The Northern Triangle of Central America, one of the deadliest regions for LGBTI+ populations on the continent.
2019: Record number of violence against LGBT+ people and social transvesticides in Argentina
In 2019, violence against the LGBTIQ+ community in Argentina increased in terms of murders, street attacks and aggression, institutional violence, and discrimination.
2019: Year of the anti-LGBT lobby in Paraguay
Authorities declared themselves "pro-life and pro-family" while delivering anti-rights speeches. Torture was revived with "conversion therapies," and discrimination in public spaces increased.