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Convicted for defending himself: the story of Joe Lemonge in comic book form
By Florencia Capella. Screenplay: Ana Fornaro and María Eugenia Ludueña.
Football and advertising: the elite of the irresponsible
Football and advertising, in the last (at least) 20 years of history, have remained unchanged. No social forces, no regulatory advances, no shifts, and above all, no pretense. They are two extremely powerful sectors of society that don't even need to feign compliance or make public commitments.
Living with HIV #Bicho and Me: In the medical world, containment is everything
The first time I saw an infectious disease specialist, she tried to bribe me. She told me my tests were fine, but that I should get them done at a lab she trusted, and that if I mentioned her name, I'd get a discount. I had all the paperwork, but I didn't know anything—not what a CD4 count was, what a viral load was, nothing.
Gabriela Mansilla: “The battle for trans children doesn't end with the document”
Luana's mother, the first trans girl in Argentina to legally change her gender, has just published her second book, "Free Butterflies." Following "Me, a Girl, Me, a Princess," she recounts her daughter's life and the realities of life and raising trans children in Argentina.
Córdoba: A rugby player insulted and assaulted the owner of an LGBTI bar
Mauro Oviedo, a player for Córdoba Rugby Club, insulted, grabbed by the hair, and slammed the head of Jorgelina Sapp, the young owner of Casa Warhol, a cultural bar known for its LGBTQ+ community in Córdoba, against a column. Following the victim's criminal complaint, the club has promised sanctions.
#DianaSacayán For the first time in the trial, the accused of transvesticide spoke.
Yesterday was one of the most tense moments of the trial for the transvesticide of Diana Sacayán, the transvestite activist and human rights defender murdered in October 2015.
Column #16 Present at You Can't Live on Love 2018
We discussed everything that happened at the seventh hearing of the trial for the transphobic murder of Diana Sacayán. We also covered the hearing that convicted Joe Lamonge, a trans man accused of attempted murder, and the ongoing demands for justice in the province of Entre Ríos, among other topics.
Joe Lemonge: "The verdict hit me very hard, but I can't stay silent."
Transvestite and trans activists and militants, feminist groups and sexual dissidents demonstrated this Monday afternoon at the door of the Courts, in Paraná, to demand the acquittal of Joe Lemonge, the young trans man sentenced to five years and six months in prison after being considered "material author of attempted homicide".
Uruguay has the first state census of trans people
In Uruguay, the trans population experiences multiple situations of vulnerability while the comprehensive law for trans people remains in the drawers of Parliament.