Jenny Trujillo Cueva and Darling Delfín Ponce began the fight in 2016 to have the National Registry of Identification and Civil Status (Reniec) recognize co-maternity on their son's ID card.
Supreme Court Justice Javier Arévalo Vela called homosexuality an “abnormality” and a “psychological problem” in a public statement.
On Tuesday the 28th, Dania Elizabeth Calderón García became the first trans woman to obtain a favorable ruling to rectify her data—name and sex—on her National Identity Document (DNI), without having to undergo genital reassignment surgery.
Gina Rodríguez, a 28-year-old trans woman, was stabbed to death on Tuesday the 21st in El Callao. The suspect is a man who regularly solicited services from trans sex workers.
"Confessions of Dorish Dam", by Delia Colmenares, was published in 1929 and has an explicit lesbian theme in a modernist style.
Since March 2020, a children's library has been operating in the Historic Center of Lima: an area of sex work, drug micro-trafficking, clandestine bars, a public urinal and a boxing ring.
After 17 years, the discriminatory violence suffered by Crissthian Olivera at the hands of the Peruvian State reached the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.
The Ombudsman's Office also issued a statement rejecting the "acts of transphobic violence committed against Gahela, which were allegedly witnessed by Serenazgo personnel from Cercado de Lima."
Neither ally nor enemy. Five years of struggle lie ahead for the LGBTI movement, which has already called for an in-person march this Saturday, June 26, under the slogan "Our Pride is not in quarantine."
Like any commemorative date, this one prompts us to reflect on the place that lesbians and their political struggles have occupied in the public sphere. What purpose does visibility serve in the current context? What dilemmas does it present us with?
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