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Protest against the suspension of the Wetlands Law in the Chamber of Deputies: "Lobbying prevailed"
The mobilization demanded the approval of the Wetlands Law and denounced "the lobbying of agribusiness, the real estate and mining sectors."
Protests against Mexican public television for broadcasting transphobic rhetoric
A public television channel gave airtime to members of an extremist group that spreads hate speech. LGBT people held a demonstration.
The government of El Salvador banned the broadcasting of sexual identity content on state television.
Through his Twitter account, the president of El Salvador announced the suspension of the contract between the Teacher Training Institute and the television station.
“Playing is my anchor,” the story of a trans foosball champion
The young woman from Mendoza was the winner of several national tournaments. What is the atmosphere like in foosball for diverse groups?
Transvesticide in La Plata: Nicol died, brutally beaten for defending her sister
Nicol Ruiz, a trans activist, was 35 years old. She died after suffering in the hospital, following a blow to the head inflicted by her brother-in-law on September 23.
Cuba has same-sex marriage
Cuba approved a new Family Code that legalizes marriage and adoptions "between two people".
Without access to healthcare and hormones: the reality for trans people in El Salvador
In El Salvador, a trans person who wants to start hormone therapy has only two options: self-medicate or seek the support of an organization when starting
treatment.
The LGBT+ community bids farewell to Cecilio de Jesús Reyes, another victim of hate crime in Veracruz
Cecilio was missing for four days until his body was found with signs of torture.
New generation of Drag: "We fight in the most beautiful way, with minds, voices, bodies and art"
Badass Joto, Joan Who, and Gabo Quiroa are three artists from Guatemala's increasingly powerful drag scene. They are part of collectives that use drag as a space for resistance and political struggle.
Sex work, prostitution and oil in Patagonia: what a Mapuche anthropologist investigated
Meli Cabrapán Duarte is a Mapuche social anthropologist. She investigates the many facets of extractivism in Patagonian oil-producing regions. "It not only affects the environment, but also transforms social relations."