The LGBT Human Rights Wiki launched in Paraguay
On November 2nd and 3rd, Agencia Presentes convened 60 journalists and activists in Asunción for training workshops on inclusive communication.
On November 2nd and 3rd, Agencia Presentes convened 60 journalists and activists in Asunción for training workshops on inclusive communication.
In this week's column on "You Can't Live on Love," we discuss an unprecedented event in Latin America that took place this week in Mendoza: non-binary people obtained gender-neutral documents. Also, the good news of the week: the Supreme Court's expert opinion confirms that Mariana Gómez's detention is...
Today in La Plata, the exhibition “Transitares. Dissident, Political, Poetic and Visual Journeys,” created by trans artists, opens. It will feature artworks, photography, documentary films, and even a police archive documenting the persecution of the LGBT community by security forces.
A transgender woman was beaten by three neighbors in the Don Atilio neighborhood of Salto. While they were hitting her, they yelled at her, "Now you're going to collect your pension," referring to the benefits granted by Uruguay's recently approved Comprehensive Trans Law.
A transgender woman was beaten by three neighbors in the Don Atilio neighborhood of Salto. While they were hitting her, they yelled at her, "Now you're going to collect your pension," referring to the benefits granted by Uruguay's recently approved Comprehensive Trans Law.
If you are a person living with HIV and you are treated as a threat, you must report it: no one can discriminate against you.
If you are a person living with HIV and you are treated as a threat, you must report it: no one can discriminate against you.
The ordinance establishing, among other things, the hiring of at least five transgender people per year into local public sector jobs has begun to be implemented. Fifty people have already registered. Meanwhile, the provincial law is awaited by Victoria Rodríguez. The transgender employment quota is one of the central demands…
Democratic legislator Jared Polis, 43, became the first openly gay man to win a governorship in the United States yesterday. He defeated Republican candidate Walker Stapleton in the 2018 midterm elections in Colorado.
From New York, almost nonstop, came Sara Ramirez - an actress known especially for her role as Dr. Callie Torres in the series Grey's Anatomy - and Chase Strangio, a trans activist and lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).