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Argentina: In two weeks, at least 85 transvestite and trans state workers were fired
More than 85 layoffs of transvestite and trans people in two weeks in the State and an attack on the job quota.
Counterimage: the exhibition that challenges gender stereotypes in art
Flor Capella—illustrator, designer, and teacher—conducted visual research on gender representations and roles in art history. Contraimagen is also a counter-narrative: she reinvents iconic works, such as portraits of historical figures and Madonnas, through drawing.
Elections in Mexico: Morena does not recognize the gender identity of a trans candidate in Puebla
Tuss Fernández could have been the first trans man in Mexico's Chamber of Deputies, representing Puebla. But he claims he was passed over in the nomination process and that his party does not recognize his gender identity.
Salta: Five indigenous children died from malnutrition in less than a week
The children were members of communities belonging to the Wichí Nation People located in the jurisdiction of the municipality of Santa Victoria Este in Salta.
Life sentences for 10 repressors of the dictatorship: for the first time in the world, trans people are recognized as victims of crimes against humanity
Among the 610 total victims of the trial were 23 pregnant women, 10 grandchildren who were appropriated - 7 of whom recovered their identity - activists, students from the Night of the Pencils, a mother kidnapped along with her son and 8 trans women and transvestites.
Five members of a Mapuche community were sentenced for usurping their own territory
The Lof Buenuleo is recognized in the Territorial Survey of Indigenous Communities.
March 24: Argentina says yes to Memory with a historic march
It was the largest march ever held on March 24th. Hundreds of thousands in squares and streets declared "Never again means never again" on the National Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice.
Sentence in Santa Fe: life imprisonment for the transfemicide of Alejandra Ironici
For the first time, a court in Santa Fe has used the legal concept of transfemicide. It did so to convict the murderer of activist Alejandra Ironici.
A documentary tells the story of two trans survivors detained and tortured during the Argentine dictatorship
"Where Memory Dwells" is a documentary that tells the story of Julieta González and Fabiana Gutiérrez, survivors of the clandestine center Pozo de Banfield.
The murders of trans women are femicides, says the Mexican Supreme Court and the National Human Rights Commission.
Mexico's National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) and Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SJCN) determined that murdered trans women should be considered victims of femicide and their deaths investigated under that protocol.