The genocide of the indigenous peoples of Patagonia during the Conquest of the Desert (1878-1890) has reached the Argentine justice system. On August 16, Ivana Noemí Huenelaf, a Mapuche-Tehuelche woman, filed a complaint with the Federal Courts of Retiro (City of Buenos Aires).
Self-management, transformation, and community participation were some of the strategies generated by cultural centers for their survival.
Sofía Vera, a 42-year-old trans woman, was murdered in General Roca (Río Negro). Her killer is on the run.
In one week, two transphobic hate crimes sparked concern. What lies behind these acts of violence, and how does it affect LGBTQ+ mental health?
Roberto Jáuregui was an activist, journalist, actor, and the first person living with HIV to publicly disclose his status in Argentina. Learn about him in this comic.
Sasha was 38 years old and had been experiencing health problems since December, following a beating. In prison, they claimed she was faking her injuries to gain privileges.
He is a poet, he is 64 years old and for years he suffered persecution and police torture because of his gender identity.
Loren Daniel Ibarra became the first trans professor in Mexico to win a lawsuit against a university for discrimination.
After a hard-fought struggle, independent producers in Piray have consolidated their pesticide-free production. They guarantee jobs and food sovereignty.
In an unprecedented ruling, the court recognized that the murder of La Soñaré, a trans woman, was a transphobic hate crime. Two military officers were convicted. This is the second time the murder of a trans woman has not gone unpunished in Mexico.
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