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Liz, Nicole, Kimberley, Martha, and Karen: Five transfemicides in the first 10 days of November in Mexico.
The organizations denounce the poor performance of the prosecutors' offices and demand respect for the sexual identity of the victims.
From a Korean Orthodox community to shaking up queer dance floors: the rise of DJ Anita B Queen
The Argentine DJ provided the music for the Lesbodramas truck at the XXXI Pride March in CABA, performed at Primavera Sound in Under Club and is preparing to accompany the shows of Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso at the Obras Stadium.
A digital platform to facilitate access to work for trans and non-binary people
Transformar la mirada is a project undertaken by several organizations, including the Mocha Celis Association. It contributes to ensuring compliance with the transvestite and transgender employment quota.
Against the trivialization of feminism
In this interview with Pikara Magazine, Maria Gorosarri, author of 'Against the banalization of feminism', explores the collective challenges to prevent the movement from being emptied of content.
Attempted lesbian murder of a visual artist in the Almagro neighborhood of Buenos Aires
The woman was found by her partner. They had to leave their home and are asking the police to expedite the report to further the investigation.
Presentes received a Carlos Jáuregui award for his journalistic work
The Carlos Jáuregui awards recognized a dozen individuals and organizations for their commitment to a more democratic, fair, free, and diverse society.
Salta: A provincial deputy is being investigated for sexually abusing a Wichí teenager.
The complaint was filed by her mother, who also reported that the police tried to derail the investigation.
Four Mapuche women under house arrest: they ask for their children and the ceremonial site
Presentes spoke with the Mapuche women under house arrest, along with nine children, at the Mapuche Center in Bariloche.
The Trans Memory Archive arrives at the Bicentennial Museum with a never-before-seen exhibition
The exhibition will remain open to the public with free admission until January 15, 2023.
Indigenous women held a peaceful occupation of the Central Bank: "Life is not negotiable."
The women staged a significant action at the Central Bank. They managed to meet with the bank's president, but received no answers.