Three transgender women were murdered in one month in Mexico City
Trans and human rights activists in Mexico are on alert due to the string of transfemicides in the last month: there were three in less than 30 days.
Trans and human rights activists in Mexico are on alert due to the string of transfemicides in the last month: there were three in less than 30 days.
“We were hugging in front of the river, we kissed a few times, and a man who didn't want to identify himself approached us and told us that what we were doing wasn't right.”
Ana Fornaro, co-director of Agencia Presentes, spoke on "No se puede vivir del amor" (You Can't Live on Love) on La Once Diez radio and reviewed the main LGBT+ news stories of the week in the region:
The LGBT Roundtable of Commune 8 in Medellín is the first sexual diversity organization recognized as a Subject of Collective Reparation in the Colombian armed conflict.
A police officer assaulted a 23-year-old trans woman in Salta. A march is being organized to demand an end to institutional violence.
By LC Two trans women from Pilar, Buenos Aires province, reported being discriminated against by the municipal health system. Mónica Aguirre (43 years old) arrived at the Derqui Primary Care Center with peritonitis. Priscila Maite Vechara (27 years old) arrived at the Juan C. Sanguinetti Hospital after a client…
According to a report based on complaints, 46% were assaulted in hospitals, and the second largest group, with 36%, was the police.
They were denied entry. The dissemination of this act of discrimination prompted the National Institute Against Xenophobia and Racism (INADI) to intervene.
Presentes co-director María Eugenia Ludueña spoke with Franco Torchia on No se puede vivir del amor about the week's news.
A 23-year-old man was arrested in Sarandí (Bs As) and charged with the transvesticide of Sol Gómez in Recreo (Santa Fe).