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Salta: Homophobia in a Catholic school
After Governor Juan Manuel Urtubey described the expulsion of a student for making his sexual orientation visible as unacceptable, the Ministry of Education called a meeting.
Lana from Holland: “Being trans in Brazil means living in danger every day”
Lana de Holanda is a 28-year-old trans activist from Rio de Janeiro with a very intense journey. Three years ago, she began sharing her transition on social media and in a column for the Huffington Post, and ended up as an advisor to the left-wing city councilor (Socialism and Liberty Party, PSOL) Marielle Franco.
Column #44 Present in You Can't Live on Love
Presentes co-director Ana Fornaro spoke with Franco Torchia about the week's LGBTI news in the region.
Indigenous leader denounces official over HIV policies in Chile
He took his case to the Chilean courts, stating that Carlos Beltrán violated his rights as a patient and user of the health service by making his clinical records public through a public email.
An international award for the verdict in the Diana Sacayán transvesticide case
The landmark court ruling in the transphobic murder of Argentine trans human rights activist Amancay Diana Sacayán was recognized with the Gender and Justice Uncovered Award.
Hotel Gondolín: an alternative housing option for transvestites and trans people in Buenos Aires
The Gondolín Hotel has 20 rooms where 40 transvestites and transgender people live in the City of Buenos Aires. It's a place of refuge but also a stopover: many come from other provinces and it's the first place they find.
Another homophobic attack at a bowling alley: "We don't want faggots"
It happened in Ramallo, Buenos Aires province. Federico Pasquali was ejected with homophobic insults and ended up hospitalized with head and body injuries.
Another homophobic attack at a bowling alley: "We don't want faggots"
It happened in Ramallo, Buenos Aires province. Federico Pasquali was ejected with homophobic insults and ended up hospitalized with head and body injuries.
#LivingWithHIV 1 year of Bicho and Me: Thank you for making us go viral!
For the past year, every Thursday, Presentes has been the home of Bicho and I: the comic strip that tells in the first person what it is like to live with HIV.
A law to provide redress for sex workers who are victims of institutional violence.
It is an initiative of the Association of Prostitute Women of Argentina (Ammar) and was presented at the request of the deputy of the Social and Popular Front Carlos del Frade in the provincial Legislature.