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Our existence is resistance: that's how the second Lencha March in Mexico City resonated
"We, the 'lenchitudes,' are the people who are affected by the stigma directed at 'lesbians' in all our diversity."
The judge who increased the sentence of a trans woman because she was a migrant was acquitted.
The judge who had been denounced and suspended in 2019 for aggravating the sentence of a trans woman for being a foreigner was acquitted.
Lesbian Coming Out Poems: A Necessary Anthology
"Someone bites the end of their name" is an urgent and necessary anthology of lesbian poetry, recently published in Argentina.
What is it like to be a trans dad
On Father's Day, we share experiences of trans fatherhood. The desire, the struggle, and the political construction surrounding the desire to be a dad.
Peru: Constitutional Court refused to recognize two same-sex marriages performed abroad
The judicial body declared inadmissible the two lawsuits in which recognition of marriages performed in the United States and Mexico was sought.
A transgender lawyer and teacher claimed conscientious objection and will use inclusive language.
Trans lawyer Cristina Montserrat Hendrickse will exercise her conscientious objection to Resolution 2566/2020 of the Government of the City of Buenos Aires.
“June 28: Vicky Hernández versus Honduras” the documentary about the trans activist murdered in 2009
The documentary recounts the trial in which the Honduran state was found guilty of the death of the trans activist. It can be viewed on YouTube.
María Teresa Andruetto: "Inclusive language is the possibility of naming what was not being named."
Writer María Teresa Andruetto analyzed the Buenos Aires city government's decision to prohibit the use of inclusive language in schools. Intellectuals and artists also condemned the measure.
Homophobic campaign against a Colombian congressman: an analysis of an absurdity
Colombian congressman Mauricio Toro introduced a bill to ban so-called conversion therapies. Members of Congress accused him of a conflict of interest and recused him. Alberto de Belaunde reports from Peru.
What's behind the ban on inclusive language in Buenos Aires schools?
The ban extends to the content that reaches classrooms. Condemnations from various sectors.