Notes by Agustina Ramos
Transgender employment quota: the court orders the reinstatement of another dismissed worker
The rulings require the government to incorporate trans workers who had entered the public sector through the employment quota law. The cases that remain unresolved.
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Housing and social crisis: behind the trans murders of Jessica and Gabriela
Activists in Córdoba and Santa Fe, where the crimes occurred, are calling for them to be investigated as transphobic murders. Two women committed to community aid.
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Terricide and foreignization: what the project of inviolability of private property changes
What changes to the Land and Fire Management Law with the proposed Inviolability of Private Property bill that the Milei government seeks to pass?
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El Zapallar Massacre: The Indigenous Slaughter Seeking Justice After 90 Years
The indigenous massacre occurred in 1933, and they are seeking a trial for the truth in August. The precedent of Napalpí.
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The Gender Identity Law is fully reinstated: the courts suspended Milei's decree against transgender adolescents
The Federal Court issued a preliminary injunction suspending Decree 62/2025, which prevented minors under 18 from accessing hormonal treatments as stipulated in the Gender Identity Law…
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The first Living Archive of AfroLGBTIQ+ Memory is born in Argentina
The collective initiative seeks to recover and transmit the memories of Afro-descendants and their struggles in the LGBT movement.
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Football and diversity: how the 2026 World Cup is being experienced
The 2026 World Cup takes place in a turbulent global context rife with inequality. How do teams open to diversity view it, and what do they expect from this championship?.
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Not One Less: Feminist movements took to the streets en masse against gender violence
Eleven years after the first Ni Una Menos (Not One Less) march, the fight against gender violence and the pain of the femicides of Agostina, Dulce, and Noelia mobilized massively…
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The trial for the triple lesbian murder has begun: Justice for Pamela, Roxana and Andrea, and reparations for Sofía
The trial has begun for the triple lesbian murders of Pamela Cobbas, Mercedes Figueroa, and Andrea Amarante, and the attempted lesbian murder of Sofía Castro Riglos. The prosecution seeks to..
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Triple lesbian murder in Barracas: two years after the brutal attack, the oral trial arrives
Two years have passed since the triple lesbian murder in Barracas, a hate crime that left only one survivor. The oral trial will begin on May 18. The call…
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