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Azul Montoro Trial: Unprecedented conviction for femicide of young trans woman
It was the first time that the murder of a trans woman went to trial in Córdoba.
Transfemicide of Azul Montoro: a jury will deliver the verdict tomorrow
The trial for the transfemicide of Azul Montoro, the young trans woman stabbed in Córdoba in October 2017, will come to an end tomorrow.
Interview with the lawyer fighting for marriage equality in court
The Supreme Court of Justice of El Salvador has agreed to review a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the ban on same-sex marriage. We spoke with Gabriel Gasteazoro, the young activist and lawyer who drafted and filed the document that has everyone talking and that could revolutionize the concept of family…
Cordoba: The trial for Azul Montoro is nearing sentencing
On Wednesday the 21st, the arguments will focus on the main controversy: whether or not the accused understood the criminality of his actions.
The transfemicide of Aylín Hernández in Chiapas: calls for investigation as gender-based violence
Aylin Hernández Gómez was a 34-year-old trans woman. She was found murdered in Chiapas with signs of strangulation and sexual violence.
Trans Dad and Mom: The Story of the Argentine Family That Became a Comic Book
The life of Karen Bruselario and Alexis Taborda, the first Argentine trans man to gestate his daughter, is part of the Revealed Stories Collection of Aguará Editorial Collective.
Outrage in Veracruz over hate crimes: 21-year-old gay man murdered
Miguel Angel Medina Lara, 21, was murdered on August 8 in the state of Veracruz, which so far this year has recorded at least 17 hate crimes.
Report: At least 4 LGBTI people are murdered every day in Latin America
The report includes statistical data on murders committed in nine countries: Colombia, Mexico, Honduras, Peru, El Salvador, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Paraguay, Bolivia during January 2019 and June 2019.
The transfemicide of Romina Vargas: minutes before the start of the historic trial, it was postponed
This is the first hate crime case against a transgender person to reach the courts in Paraguay. The trial was postponed on the day it was scheduled to begin. With everything ready, the defendant's lawyer claimed a "headache."
HIV: In addition to medication shortages, there was police and media violence
After 1 p.m., a police cordon violently pushed us with their shields. Later, the media spread misinformation. The violence against people living with HIV continues, #NoMoreTime