María Eugenia Ludueña, director of Presentes, spoke with Franco Torchia on No se puede vivir del amor about the beginning of 2019 and the alarming figures for hate attacks in Argentina, which have already resulted in more than 11 deaths of transvestite and transgender people and 8 attacks against LGBT people in various locations…
The murder of two transgender women in El Salvador has raised alarms within the LGBT community, which is demanding clear answers from authorities and that the crimes be solved. These two cases bring the total number of LGBT people murdered in the country to three so far in 2019.
Cazorla was found dead in his home in a pool of blood and with signs of violence.
Hateful graffiti was painted on the Arpías cultural space, which houses the first lesbian-feminist library in the province of Salta.
What superpowers should an HIV-positive superhero have? Do they fight the virus or the people who attack them?
Security employees at a bowling alley in Mendoza locked him in a room for an hour and beat him.
The case became the first transvesticide in which there was a life sentence for "hatred of gender identity".
On February 22nd and 23rd, Presentes and Wikimedia Argentina will be in San Miguel de Tucumán offering two free workshops on LGBT+ communication for activists and journalists. The event will conclude with a collaborative edit to the Spanish Wikipedia.
An updated map of hate crimes against LGBT+ people and social transvesticide during 2019.
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