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We edited: the first LGBT+ Human Rights Wiki Edit-a-thon in Buenos Aires
Presentes is turning two, and the celebration will be a collective day of editing content on the Spanish Wikipedia. Will you join us?
A trans woman was murdered by her partner in Montevideo
Fanny Aguiar, a 34-year-old trans woman, was murdered in her home, located at the corner of Cufré and Cagancha streets in the La Comercial neighborhood of Montevideo. Her body showed several stab wounds.
#BichoYYo: "We march for our Pride"
This November 17th we marched under the slogan #StopTransMurders, for a Transgender Employment Quota, for a Law on HIV, Hepatitis and STIs, and against budget cuts to HIV and AIDS.
#BichoYYo: "We march for our Pride"
This November 17th we marched under the slogan #StopTransMurders, for a Transgender Employment Quota, for a Law on HIV, Hepatitis and STIs, and against budget cuts to HIV and AIDS.
They order to maintain an exclusive pavilion for gays in Ezeiza prison
The court granted a habeas corpus petition so that the Ezeiza Penitentiary Complex I maintains an exclusive pavilion for gay men.
Chaco approved the transvestite-trans job quota: 1% in the public sector
The province of Chaco made history this afternoon by unanimously approving the "Lohana Berkinks-Diana Sacayán" transvestite-trans job quota project.
Pride 2018 map: this is how Argentina is progressing
From Ushuaia to La Quiaca, all the mobilizations and calls to celebrate LGBTIQ+ Pride this year: find your city and join in.
Landmark ruling: house arrest for a trans man to "prevent cruel treatment"
In an unprecedented ruling, a court decided that he will serve his sentence at home with an electronic ankle monitor and alongside his mother.
Landmark ruling: house arrest for a trans man to "prevent cruel treatment"
In an unprecedented ruling, a court decided that he will serve his sentence at home with an electronic ankle monitor and alongside his mother.
Honduran court rejects appeal for same-sex marriage
The spokesman for the Judiciary in Tegucigalpa, Melvin Duarte, told the EFE news agency this weekend that the Supreme Court "declared inadmissible" an appeal filed by members of the LGBT community to reform the constitution and legalize same-sex marriage.