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Peru: For the first time, thousands of people marched in Lima against transfemicides
There were eight trans women murdered in a month and a half. The March Against Hate Crimes: For Diverse Women Sex Workers drew some 3,000 people in Lima.
“Humor gives me back the power that has been taken from me as a racialized woman.”
Rocío Quillahuaman illustrates and creates animations that often go viral. In 'Marrón' she shares her memories as a migrant woman, creator, and lover of libraries.
They denounce the human rights situation in Peru: "The persecution of the LGBTI community is tremendous."
Alejandrina Barry, a legislator and member of the Human Rights Commission of the Buenos Aires City Legislature, explains the key factors for understanding what is happening. Upon her return from Peru, she says, “Despite the massacres, the unity of workers, students, peasants, and indigenous people is a profound force that can affect those in power.”
Tortazo: creating and sharing a lesbian community
People don't come to El Tortazo to find certainties, but to put individual experiences into the collective debate and build some common horizons.
The mess has begun in Córdoba
More than 500 lesbian identities came together in Anisacate, Córdoba, at the 2nd lesbian camp.
Renee Goust: “Talking about love is political”
Renee Goust is a singer-songwriter, genderqueer, and transfeminist. In this interview, she discusses some of her favorite topics: identities and borders, music and love.
Making their way in sports: four stories of LGBT+ people
February 19th is the International Day Against LGBT Hate in Sports. We share the experiences of some athletes in Mexico.
Salta: A young trans woman was stabbed in the town of General Pizarro
The attacker punched her and stabbed her in the right leg, above the knee.
Who can show love in public?
What kisses are acceptable according to heteronormativity? The kisses between Agus Cabaleiro and Maki, in a campaign, sparked all kinds of comments and discrimination.
Criminalization of LGBT people increases in the State of Mexico
Arbitrary arrests, extortion, harassment and intimidation are some of the crimes that police officers commit against the LGBT population.