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Salta fails to comply with the intercultural health law: another Wichí girl died from malnutrition
Clarisa was 14 months old and had a systemic infection. The province does not guarantee healthcare, and the hospital blames the family.
New line of financial support for transvestites and trans people over 50: how to access it
It is equivalent to the sum of six minimum, vital, and mobile wages, and will be granted only once. Requirements and how to apply.
Testosterone shortage in Mexican pharmacies: what effects does it have on the health of trans men
Trans men, transmasculine people and non-binary people denounced the lack of testosterone in the Primotestón brand in Mexico.
Trans actress Zulma Lobato won a lawsuit against Crónica TV
It was for filming her without her consent while she was suffering a breakdown during an interview in 2011.
“Travesía Travesti”, the film that brings together fundamental pieces of the trans-travesti memory of Chile
The documentary was filmed during the 2019-2020 social uprising in Chile. It has already premiered in its country and is participating in film festivals.
Transphobia is repeated at the Cinemex chain in Mexico City
The Mexican movie theater chain is obligated to answer for having discriminated against a trans person.
A gang attacked peasant women and a girl in Santiago del Estero
It happened in a rural home in the community of La Armonía. After attacking the family, they burned down the ranch where they lived.
Transvestite and trans people concerned about the new “red light district” in Mar del Plata
The law provides for severe penalties. The measure represents a setback and the criminalization of the trans community.
Indigenous and cross-border pride at the first international march La Quiaca - Villazón
This was the first international Pride march on the border between Argentina and Bolivia. We marched from our Indigenous bodies, peripheral, subversive by birth, castrated of possibilities.”
Argentina passed a new law on HIV, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis and STIs
After many years of struggle, the new law on HIV, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, and STIs was approved in the Argentine Senate. Why it can save many lives.