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).
The woman who was assaulted in Constitución along with her wife by the police was charged with serious injuries and will go to trial.
The woman who was assaulted in Constitución along with her wife by the police was charged with serious injuries and will go to trial.
LGBT organizations in Buenos Aires province denounced that the 5th LGBTI Pride March in the Province of Buenos Aires was in danger due to a refusal by municipal authorities.
Two hundred people are participating in the Diana Sacayán Open Chair, which was launched on Friday, November 2nd at the Faculty of Psychology of the National University of Mar del Plata (UNMDP).
For the first time in Latin America, a civil registry office has amended the birth certificates of two non-binary individuals, removing any gender designation. The Mendoza civil registry made this unprecedented decision on Friday, November 2nd. This sets a precedent in accordance with the Gender Identity Law passed in 2012.
She captivates audiences on stage with her ancestral singing accompanied by the caja drum from northern Argentina. But she also commands attention with the raw, first-person narratives on her blog. In addition, she's an actress, amateur photographer, and performer. And in everything she does, she's an activist. Get to know this trans artist.
If you feel you are being discriminated against in any health service, you can file a complaint.
In its 25th edition, the event is being held for the first time in a Latin American country. The capital of Argentina was chosen for its leading role in laws and rights for transgender people.
In this weekly LGBTQ+ news segment, which airs every Monday after midnight on "No se puede vivir del amor" (You Can't Live on Love), the most exciting late-night radio show on sexual, emotional, and journalistic diversity worldwide, we discuss the homophobic attacks in Buenos Aires, Córdoba, and Salta. We also cover the series of marches organized nationwide in over 50 locations across Argentina by ultraconservative Catholic and Evangelical groups under the slogan "Don't mess with my children."
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