Sport must respect trans people: another law was needed in Argentina
The law passed in the Province of Buenos Aires originated with Saira Millaqueo, a trans hockey player from Bahía Blanca, who took legal action to be accepted as a professional.
The law passed in the Province of Buenos Aires originated with Saira Millaqueo, a trans hockey player from Bahía Blanca, who took legal action to be accepted as a professional.
María Eugenia Ludueña, director of Presentes, spoke with Franco Torchia about the week's LGBT news: the ruling by the Oral Criminal Court No. 1 of Mar del Plata in the femicide of Lucía Pérez and the women's and LGBTQ+ strike this Wednesday, December 5th. They also analyzed the ruling in the case of…
Jonathan Castellari's attackers were convicted of the crime of serious injuries committed with hatred towards the victim's sexual orientation.
Jonathan Castellari's attackers were convicted of the crime of serious injuries committed with hatred towards the victim's sexual orientation.
The initiative proposes that medical interventions that do not pose a risk to health or life should be consented to by the people whose bodies are involved.
Pablo Pérez is a writer who has lived with HIV since the 1990s. In his work, writing and the virus merge to narrate and raise awareness. De Parado Publishing House decided to compile several of the texts Pérez published every Friday in the SOY supplement of Página/12 into the book POSITIVO, chronicles with HIV. These texts, written between 2010 and 2013, are now brought together in this viral, pornographically sensitive journey, written with fluids and ink.
Pablo Pérez is a writer who has lived with HIV since the 1990s. In his work, writing and the virus merge to narrate and raise awareness. De Parado Publishing House decided to compile several of the texts Pérez published every Friday in the SOY supplement of Página/12 into the book POSITIVO, chronicles with HIV. These texts, written between 2010 and 2013, are now brought together in this viral, pornographically sensitive journey, written with fluids and ink.
"Pride is a spit in the face of those who await us defeated. I am not proud to live with a virus, I am proud to survive this hypocritical society that only talks about HIV once a year."
"Pride is a spit in the face of those who await us defeated. I am not proud to live with a virus, I am proud to survive this hypocritical society that only talks about HIV once a year."
Organizations with the support of local and national journalists launched a campaign against Tiziana and her family for supporting her transition at age 10.