Notes by Gianna Camacho
In Peru, transgender people are prohibited from using public restrooms that align with their gender identity: "It's a transphobic law."
The government of Dina Boluarte enacted Law 32331, approved by Congress, which prohibits transgender people from using public restrooms that align with their gender identity. Because of this…
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Peru: Reports of punishment of "effeminate" boys in an indigenous community in the Amazon
A video has gone viral showing an indigenous community in Bagua, Amazonas department, where children are tortured with nettle plants.
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Latin America marched with LGBT+ Pride amid celebration and political demands
We were in the streets of Lima, Asunción, Buenos Aires and Mexico City covering the protests and celebrations.
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Setback in Peru: The Ministry of Health considers transgender people to have a mental disorder
The Peruvian trans community is on alert. On May 10, the Ministry of Health (MINSA) issued a decree that considers trans identity a medical condition…
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Peru: Four actions by the trans population against an anti-rights state
Demonstrations, networks, and presentations to the prosecutor's office are some of the actions taken by the trans population in response to the lack of progress from the state.
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Feminist and dissident groups marched against racism and inequality in Lima
Women and diverse groups in Peru mobilized on March 8th against inequality and violence, and in response to government repression…
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Peru: For the first time, thousands of people marched in Lima against transfemicides
There were eight trans women murdered in a month and a half. The March Against Hate Crimes: For Diverse Women Sex Workers drew some 3,000 people in Lima.
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Hate crime in Bali: Rodrigo Ventosilla's family denounced the authorities for torture
Peruvian trans activist and economist Rodrigo Ventosilla died in Bali under unknown circumstances after being tortured by police…
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A report reveals the characteristics of the victims and perpetrators of hate crimes in Peru
The study revealed the criminological characteristics of each case. The victims were between 25 and 44 years old and knew their killers.
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Hate crime against a stylist in Peru: authorities are searching for the fourth suspect
Javier Pauca Serna, 56, was tied up and stabbed in the La Molina district of Lima.
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