By Lucas Fauno and Jon Amarillo #BichoYYo63 To work, the HIV test is illegal #BichoYYo62: “I’m positive and that has nothing to do with HIV” #BichoYYO61: revealing that someone has HIV without their consent is a crime #BichoYYo60: the condom dilemma #BichoYYo59: Will there be a film about HIV that isn’t a melodrama? #BichoYYo58: Let’s make…
To reflect on the implications of the landmark ruling in the Diana Sacayán transphobic murder case, the Center for Legal and Social Studies (CELS), together with the Justice for Diana Commission, organized a discussion. The speakers emphasized the need to continue working with the ruling so that it continues to have a significant impact and contribute to shaping the political agenda.
Two young men reported that police officers illegally detained them and subjected them to abuse, beatings and insults in a "small room" of a police station in Santo Tomé.
Presentes co-director Ana Fornaro spoke with Franco Torchia on You Can't Live on Love.
Given the high rates of school dropout among trans people in Latin America, the RIE-LGBTI is launching a regional awareness campaign to highlight the various problems faced by trans children and adolescents inside and outside the classroom.
Given the high rates of school dropout among trans people in Latin America, the RIE-LGBTI is launching a regional awareness campaign to highlight the various problems faced by trans children and adolescents inside and outside the classroom.
Carlos Iafigliola, a pre-candidate for the National Party, presented nearly 70,000 signatures to the Electoral Court on Monday to file a referendum appeal to repeal the Trans Law, approved last year in Uruguay.
By Pilar Salazar. Gaby Castillo is the first Guatemalan trans woman to produce LGBT films. Originally from the capital, she is 35 years old and a human rights activist. She is the general director of the project “Put Yourself in My Shoes” and associate producer with Javier Donis on the LGBT-themed short films “I Love You Marissa,” the story…
Sexual diversity activists have been denouncing that in Argentina crimes against LGBT+ people have not yet been made visible or punished.
Chilean justice system launches investigation into the murder of a gay cook, calling it a "crime of passion," while family and activists speak of homophobia.
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