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The Qatar World Cup in memes
The first phase of the World Cup wasn't just about football. It also generated a lot of memes criticizing Qatar's anti-diversity policies. Here are a few.
First plurinational LGBT pride march in the Calchaquí Valleys
Cafayate was the setting for the second LGBT pride march and the first one recognized as plurinational.
Life imprisonment for Alejandra Salazar's killer, but it was not condemned as a hate crime.
Alejandra Salazar Villa was a 54-year-old trans woman who had come to Argentina from Peru. She was murdered in 2020.
#25N In photos: "For our rights and against all violence" in the streets of Asunción
“For our rights and against all forms of violence,” the slogan of #25N that mobilized women and diverse groups in Asunción.
Qatar: FIFA sanctions players who speak out in favor of LGBT rights
The national teams that joined the One Love initiative had to withdraw due to FIFA's decision. The teams protested.
Catamarca: serious attacks against trans women and human trafficking reported
Several transgender women reported being beaten. They also recounted that many were forced into prostitution and made to hand over a percentage of their earnings.
Chile: Pride and demands in the streets of Santiago
Thousands of people participated in the 15th edition of the "Santiago Parade, March for Equality" in Santiago, Chile, organized by the Movement for Homosexual Integration and Liberation (Movilh). It was the least attended in recent years.
Qatar World Cup: the guarantees promised to LGBT+ groups did not materialize
The World Cup host country is one of the countries that penalizes diversity.
Pride and remembrance: The red sky of trans and transvestite women in Salta
María Pia Ceballos, trans activist and communicator, remembers Pelusa Liendro, founder of the Pride march in Salta, and the trans women and trans people who together with Lohana Berkins are part of the memory of the struggles.
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.