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What does Pride mean today?
"Pride is standing up to contempt and reclaiming our identity in the face of insult." On LGBT struggles, freedoms, and politics.
Flags of sexual diversity: what they are and what they mean
Besides the rainbow flag – a global symbol of Pride – there are other flags representing sexual diversity. What do their colors and symbols mean?
Four years without Nicole: a little closer to achieving justice for the young lesbian
Four years after the murder of Nicole Saavedra, for the first time the family of the young Chilean lesbian arrives at this date with the feeling that Justice is a little closer.
It was a transvesticide: two years after the historic sentence for the murder of Diana Sacayán
This comic explains why the June 18, 2018 ruling that sentenced the perpetrator of the transvesticide of Diana Sacayán to life imprisonment is historic.
A young man was arrested for the murder of Roberto Monje in Reconquista.
According to the prosecution, the alleged perpetrator was identified by security cameras and a photo on social media.
A gay activist was stabbed to death in Reconquista
Roberto Monje, 40, was stabbed in his home. The LGBTI+ community is denouncing the crime as a hate crime in an area with high rates of violence against LGBTI+ people.
For the first time, the Chilean justice system recognized two lesbian mothers.
The struggle of two lesbian mothers behind the historic ruling in Chile: for the first time a lesbian-mother family was recognized.
Viviana Avendaño: lesbian, feminist and picket line activist
She was the youngest political prisoner in Córdoba. She died on June 10, 2000, along with her partner Laura Lucero, in a suspicious crash during a social conflict.
The documentary that tells what it's like to be an LGBTI+ person in Honduras
"What it means to be LGBTI in Honduras" shares the testimonies of Sasha Rodríguez, Gaspar Sánchez, Carlos Cáliz and Ángeles Maradiaga.
Costa Rica, first Central American country to approve same-sex marriage
With the wedding of a lesbian couple, Costa Rica became the first country in Central America to legalize same-sex marriage.