In the countries of the Northern Triangle of Central America—Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador—a series of forums have been held in the last week with the aim of “preventing homosexuality.” These activities are supported by ultraconservative organizations such as the Sí a la Vida Foundation, which promotes “the rescue of values…”
The Sí a la Vida Foundation, which promotes “the recovery of ethical and moral values, respect for life from conception to natural death, the strengthening of the family, and respect for human dignity,” has raised concerns among LGBT+ human rights organizations because it fuels the rhetoric of…
The project for more inclusive communication developed by Agencia Presentes and Wikimedia Argentina concluded its first phase, which included activities in Buenos Aires, Tucumán and Asunción, Paraguay: four training workshops for activists and journalists, three marathons of editing content on Wikipedia in Spanish, more than 70 articles edited and 150 participants.
Two days before the one-year anniversary of the shooting death of the lesbian councilwoman and human rights activist from Rio de Janeiro, the courts ordered the arrests.
We talked about our regional coverage of #8M in Latin America in Paraguay, Peru, Chile, El Salvador and Guatemala.
Luis Lillo, 24, was attacked on Saturday the 9th at 9:30 a.m. while waiting for a bus at the intersection of Alameda and San Antonio, heading home to La Pintana, Santiago, Chile. Luis is gay, and his attackers harassed and punched and kicked him, shouting "depraved" and "degenerate." Thus…
Regional journalistic coverage of the marches of women, lesbians, bisexuals, transvestites, trans people and non-binary identities.
#8M in photos: this is how 300,000 women, lesbians, transvestites, trans, bisexuals and non-binary people marched in Buenos Aires.
The march began at Plaza de la Mujer (formerly Plaza Italia) and proceeded to Plaza de la Democracia. More than 3,000 people participated.
The march began at Plaza de la Mujer (formerly Plaza Italia) and proceeded to Plaza de la Democracia. More than 3,000 people participated.
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