or what they call “gender ideology.” Her daughter Carla will begin the legal process to officially change her gender on her identity registration, and the Movement for Homosexual Liberation (Movilh) is supporting her throughout the process. Today's press conference was held alongside Rolando Jimenez, Movilh's human rights director. [READ ALSO: The…
Photos: Facebook and Otrans Argentina. Damaris Becerra Jurado died in the early hours of November 26th at Penitentiary Unit No. 32 in Florencio Varela. Her death is the fourth of a trans woman in prison this year. Her name joins a list that includes two other detainees in the…
[READ ALSO: The bus that attacks transgender children arrives in Chile] The bus is part of the global #HandsOffMyChildren campaign, which opposes what its members call “gender ideology” and its integration into school curricula. The Chilean bus says: “Nicolás has the right to a father and a…”
More than 80 activists from the region gathered from November 16-19, 2017, in Guatemala City for the VII Regional Conference of the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association for Latin America and the Caribbean (ILGALAC). Focusing on the rise of fundamentalist groups that reinforce hate speech through what they call “gender ideology,” the meeting provided a space for reflection and the exchange of strategies for building a future of freedom, equality, and solidarity.
The Santiago Parade 2017 was a massive, colorful event, full of glitter and tinged by the electoral climate that Chile is experiencing these days.
By Airam Fernández, from Santiago, Chile. Thirty cities in Chile joined in commemorating the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, which is observed today. Part of the family of Nicole Saavedra Bahamondes, the young lesbian woman who was murdered in June 2016, traveled from the town of…
He doesn't want to look like a woman. He's a man and a showgirl. Alongside Franco Torchia, he stars in the first LGBTQ revue, "Like Never Before."
ARGENTINA #HISTORY The story behind a viral tweet: "I'm having a 12-year-old son" #OPINION Let's not have Kevin Spacey and the villains be the only gay characters in this story #VIOLENCE Homophobic attack during the dispersal of the Pride March: one arrested CHILE #PROFILE Gay, Mapuche, and feminist: a young Chilean man questions through art #STORIES…
The trial began yesterday for the murder of Vanesa Zabala, a trans woman killed on March 29, 2013, in Reconquista, in the northern part of Santa Fe province. The four defendants pleaded not guilty before the Sentencing Court in the city of Vera. The court expects to reach a verdict on December 7.
Following discriminatory remarks by Entre Ríos legislator Daniel Koch, of the Renewal Front, who criticized her for leading the local Pride March when “the State had paid for her breasts,” in addition to the complaint filed with INADI (National Institute Against Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racism), he will be condemned in the Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday the 22nd through a declaration presented by Deputy Emilce Pross (FJV).
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