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Jewish and LGBT community lives: “You can’t be Jewish in isolation”
Stories and experiences about how sexual diversity is lived in the Jewish community of Argentina.
In Chile, the publication and distribution of Pedro Lemebel's books are suspended
In the midst of a dispute between the chronicler's "hereditary community".
Eleven police officers found guilty of sexually abusing cis and trans women at a police station
Women and transgender people suffered severe abuse and torture for four months while in detention. The trial was by jury, and they are now awaiting sentencing.
Buenos Aires City: Transgender teenagers can change their ID card from the age of 16 without accompaniment
The Civil Registry of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires implemented a series of changes to facilitate access to changes in registry information. This followed a request from various organizations.
Historical Reparation Law: The Urgent Demand of Transvestite and Transgender Collectives
The transvestite and trans collective is calling for the first plurinational march for a historical reparation law.
She is an evangelical pastor and a lesbian: “My Christianity: that of indecency and debauchery”
Ana Ester is a Brazilian queer theologian, journalist, and evangelical pastor. Her work involves deconstructing narratives about Christianity and creating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ people to practice their faith.
How to work with science and data from a feminist perspective
The Data Gender Observatory presented the Spanish translation of the book Data Feminism. It aims to highlight the inequality in the way knowledge is produced.
They demand justice for Sofía Fernández, a trans woman who died in a police station.
Three weeks after her death in a police station in Buenos Aires Province, Sofía Fernández's family still doesn't know what happened. Sofía was 39 years old and wanted to be a nurse.
“Advancing LGBTI+ rights is a fight for better democracies.”
Assessments and agendas from the IX ILGA LAC Conference in La Paz. Participants agreed: it was a historic meeting in a context of advancing neo-fascism, with governments allying themselves with religious fundamentalists and other anti-rights sectors.
What do we talk about when we talk about violence against LGBTI+ people?
What is the cause of the violence that LGBTQ+ people experience daily and historically? Where do these prejudices originate? Can they be dismantled? These questions were debated at the IX Regional Conference of ILGA LAC.