Interview with Julieta Sverdlick, author of When You Want, You Can Destroy Me (Metrópolis, 2024). The novel narrates the awakening of love between two girls. It discusses the power of representations, bodies, and identities.
The sole survivor of the Barracas triple lesbicide requests the judge's recusal. Revictimization and irregularities in the investigation.
What do we mean when we talk about militarization in Mexico? How does it affect the lives of women, LGBT people, and human rights defenders? Clues to understanding how the presence of the armed forces and the National Guard has changed social dynamics. Social perceptions, resistance, and proposals.
The survey, conducted by the Ombudsman's Office, shows that access to health, education, employment, and housing is not guaranteed.
The discussion about housing trans people in prisons is not new, nor are strategies by conservative sectors to overturn our rights.
25 LGBT+ themed books recommended by our community. If you know of others you'd like to share, please add them in the comments.
On the Day Against Violence Against Women, Asunción mobilized again to denounce femicides and demand action from an anti-rights government.
Every November 25th, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women is commemorated. Why this day to raise awareness and demand action?
A bill seeks to prohibit gender reassignment for minors. Alba Rueda writes about how the government and mainstream media are laying the groundwork to overturn the gender identity law, a global model for human rights.
Interview with Trinidad González, the first Mexican trans actress to star in a Netflix series.
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