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Entre Ríos approved a 1% transvestite/transgender employment quota
The employment quota for transgender people in the province of Entre Ríos will be 1%. There will be incentives for private companies that hire transgender people.
World Hepatitis Day: "Silent, asymptomatic, few people know they have them"
July 28th is World Hepatitis Day. "Hepatitis is silent, asymptomatic, and few people know they have it."
World Hepatitis Day: "Silent, asymptomatic, few people know they have it"
July 28th is World Hepatitis Day. "Hepatitis is silent, asymptomatic, and few people know they have it."
Discrimination against gays continues in blood and plasma donation
The Argentine Homosexual Community (CHA) reported that a 23-year-old man was discriminated against for wanting to donate blood for his father's operation.
Colombian trans activist Mateo López Mejía was murdered
Colombian trans activist Mateo López Mejía was murdered on July 4.
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.
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.
Hungary passed a law denying identity to trans and non-binary people
The Hungarian Parliament voted in favor of a law that denies the right to identity to trans and non-binary people.
The protocol for detaining LGBT+ people has been revoked.
Security Minister Sabina Frederic revoked the protocol approved in 2017 by Patricia Bullrich.
Transvestites and trans people will be able to access Progresar scholarships without age limits
Until March 31, transvestite and trans people of all ages can apply for financial aid scholarships to study.