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Brazil: "One hundred days of attacks on the rights of LGBT+ people"
"These have been one hundred days of fierce attacks on the rights of women, the black population, the indigenous people and LGBT+ people."
Five trans women accused of drug dealing were acquitted
A prosecutor is requesting the dismissal of charges against five transgender women accused of small-scale drug dealing, citing the structural violence they face.
Lesbophobia: Brothers arrested for attacking Carolina Torres
The Sexual Crimes Brigade of the Chilean Investigative Police arrested brothers Miguel and Reinaldo Cortés Arancibia, accused of savagely attacking Carolina Torres Urbina, a 24-year-old lesbian.
Lesbophobia stopped in the operating room: she wants to build a network against gender violence
Samantha Malaherre is a surgical instrument technician. The doctors who worked with her harassed her for being a lesbian. She reported them, and the court ordered them to take a gender training course. Now she wants to create a support network for people who have experienced violence within the healthcare system.
Hate crime in Valparaíso: a trans woman was murdered
The body of Brenda Plaza Vallejos, a 42-year-old trans woman, was found in Cerro Polanco with a stab wound in the abdomen and several blows to the head.
First Congress on Inclusive Language: words for everyone
The First Congress on Inclusive Language of the province of Buenos Aires will be held in La Plata on April 11 and 12.
Column #8 of Presents in You Can't Live on Love 2019
Presentes co-director María Eugenia Ludueña spoke with Franco Torchia on No se puede vivir del amor about the week's news.
First transgender retiree in Santa Fe: "Being a bank employee saved my life"
"Many of my friends are gone: either they were left behind on the ring road or they were killed. I survived, but not under the same circumstances."
First transgender retiree in Santa Fe: "Being a bank employee saved my life"
"Many of my friends are gone: either they were left behind on the ring road or they were killed. I survived, but not under the same circumstances."
The Peruvian justice system recognized a marriage between two women
For the first time in Peru's history, a court recognized marriage between two women as legal and constitutional.