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#CHILE Activists denounce transphobic attack at LGBT+ club
The security guards did not allow them to use the bathroom corresponding to their gender identity and two of them were forcibly removed.
March against cuts in Public Health: there are already shortages of HIV medication
People living with HIV are facing uncertainty about what will happen to their medication and care, as the 2019 budget proposal will not be enough to cover it.
Column #34 in the Presents Agency in You Can't Live on Love
Ana Fornaro, co-director of Agencia Presentes, spoke with Franco Torchia about the week's news: the social transvesticide and death in an accident on Route 4 of Alma Clara Solano, a 42-year-old trans woman working as a prostitute; an attempted transvesticide in Peru by police officers and the decision…
Gender is being rewritten: Is the future non-binary?
A journey from Simone de Beauvoir's feminism through queer theory to reclaimed rights. Is the future non-binary?
The death of a trans woman hit by a car on Route 4 is under investigation.
Alma Clara Solano, a 42-year-old trans woman, was working as a prostitute and was hit by a bus from line 338 (La Costera) on Thursday night at the intersection of Route 4 and Venus, in Esteban Echeverría (Buenos Aires province).
#15MarchTLGBI: Asunción took to the streets with memory, pride and resistance
By María Sanz, from Asunción, Paraguay. Photos: Jessie Insfrán. More than a thousand people took to the streets of Asunción on Saturday, September 29, to celebrate sexual diversity and demand an end to violence against the LGBTI community. Under the slogan “Memory, Pride, and Resistance,” the march began at the Escalinata…
Montevideo marched for diversity with the slogan "Trans Law Now"
In Uruguay, it's called the "March of Diversity" and not the LGBT Pride March (as in other countries) since 2006, when it sought to unite other struggles with the mobilization. In Montevideo, LGBT groups began marching in 1993.
Montevideo marched for diversity with the slogan "Trans Law Now"
In Uruguay, it's called the "March of Diversity" and not the LGBT Pride March (as in other countries) since 2006, when it sought to unite other struggles with the mobilization. In Montevideo, LGBT groups began marching in 1993.
#BOOKS Marlene Wayar: South American Transvestite-Trans Theory
Preview of the book Marlene Wayar Travesti/A Good Enough Theory (Editorial muchas nueces, 2018).
PARAGUAY: Mayor bans Encarnación's first LGBT march
The city's mayor, Luis Yd, denied them the necessary permit to carry out activities in public spaces, and rejected the loan of sound and lighting equipment.