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A lesbophobic rape case reaches the courts: "I'm going to make you a woman, faggot"
“I felt strange, as if my body were heavy. My head was drooping to the sides and I had no strength in my limbs. My vision was blurry and I couldn't speak.”
Mexico: A transgender teenager obtained a new birth certificate
On July 23, Luis became the first teenager in Mexico City to obtain a new birth certificate through an administrative procedure at the Civil Registry.
Polish magazine distributed hate stickers: "LGBT+ free zone"
The Polish magazine Gazeta Polska included stickers that read “LGBT-free Zone,” promoting hatred, intolerance, and violence. The courts ordered their removal.
For the first time, a transfemicide case goes to trial in Paraguay.
The oral and public trial of Blas Enrique Amarilla for the murder of Romina Vargas Florentín, a 28-year-old trans woman, will take place on Friday, August 9, at the Palace of Justice in the city of Luque at 8:30 a.m.
Presidential candidates speak out against LGBT+ and women's rights
At the request of the National Evangelical Movement of Pastoral Action (Menap), candidates Sandra Torres (UNE) and Alejandro Giamattei (VAMOS) expressed their support for initiative 5272.
Campaign to repeal trans law in Uruguay fails: there will be no referendum
The pre-referendum against the Comprehensive Law for Trans People did not obtain the votes of 25% of the electoral register, therefore there will be no referendum to repeal the law.
"There will only be justice when the State guarantees living conditions for transvestites and trans people."
Following the murder of La Loba, trans activist Keili González writes about the responsibilities of the State. "When militancy and activism are selective."
The trial for Azul's murder has begun: "Trans people are in a vulnerable situation"
Chronicle of the first hearing of the long-awaited trial for the murder of Azul Montoro, the 23-year-old trans woman who was stabbed to death.
They denounce shortages of HIV medication: “It’s a critical situation”
People living with HIV report that some antiretroviral medications are not being dispensed in public hospitals in Argentina.
This Sunday, Uruguay will vote to repeal the trans law.
On Sunday, August 4, there will be non-compulsory elections to hold a referendum and repeal the trans law in Uruguay, which was regulated in April.