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This is how a diverse family lives amidst the LGBTphobia in Guatemala.
Two lesbian mothers, a daughter, and a heterosexual father. That's the clan of Claudia, Amarilis, Carmen, and Wilber, a diverse and visible family from Guatemala.
"We are the seed of Marielle Franco that has already sprouted against Bolsonaro."
Interview with trans activist Indianare Siqueira, alternate trans councilwoman in Rio de Janeiro. "With Bolsonaro, the worst possible scenario is unfolding for LGBT+ people in Brazil; our lives are at risk."
"We are the seed of Marielle Franco that has already sprouted against Bolsonaro"
We interviewed trans activist Indianaire Siqueira, a trans alternate city councilor in Rio de Janeiro. "With Bolsonaro, the worst possible scenario is unfolding for LGBT+ people in Brazil; our lives are at risk."
2018: Guatemala on alert and in debt to LGBTI+ rights
2018 was a year of setbacks for LGBTI+ people in Guatemala: alert over anti-rights advance.
The LGBTI year in photos: our best images of 2018
These are some of the images we captured at Presentes throughout the year. Captures of struggle, joy, pain, and pride.
The 10 good news stories of 2018 for LGBTI people in Latin America
The 10 good news stories of 2018 for LGBTI people in Latin America
#BichoYYo: "No toasts, no wishes: concrete actions to stop the pandemic!"
In Latin America, new cases of HIV+ are increasing, and to stop the pandemic, new laws protecting the rights of people living with the virus and ensuring an adequate supply of medication are key.
#BichoYYo: "No toasts, no wishes: concrete actions to stop the pandemic!"
In Latin America, new cases of HIV+ are increasing, and to stop the pandemic, new laws protecting the rights of people living with the virus and ensuring an adequate supply of medication are key.
2018: Impunity in attacks against the LGBTI community in Chile
Without official statistics, only Movilh compiles cases. Here's a look at the most high-profile cases and their status in the courts.
2018: Violence increased in Paraguay under an anti-LGBTI rights government
By Juliana Quintana. 2018 is another year that ends without the Paraguayan Congress addressing an anti-discrimination law. In the first year of Mario Abdo Benítez's government, no progress has been made in terms of legal regulations for the promotion and protection of the rights of lesbian, gay, transgender, and other LGBTQ+ people.