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“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.
She migrated from Chile to Mexico to find work and was murdered in her home: Camila Bolocco's transphobic murder is denounced
Camila was 43 years old and due to lack of work during the pandemic, she migrated to Mexico, where she participated in a reality show.
The doctor who abused four young people in the Calchaquí Valleys was sentenced
For the first time in Tucumán, a criminal judge handed down a sentence in the town of Amaicha del Valle, in the Diaguita Calchaquí indigenous territory. She convicted the doctor who sexually abused four young people.
Language belongs to everyone: why inclusive language bothers so much
Language is not neutral; it has an ideology. And inclusive language, in a way, came to challenge it.
Who does inclusive language include?
Inclusive language seeks to reflect the diversity of genders when we speak and write. "Language is updated to facilitate and include many other things."
LGBT+ stories from the margins of Latin America
The collective Cuarto Mundo and Cuadernos del Lavadero launch «Putx lq lee», a book of thirteen stories where stories of exile, passions and violence are reconstructed.
From soup kitchens to hair salons: organized transvestites and trans people are changing the lives of a neighborhood
The organization El Teje de San Martín opened the Fuego beauty center, runs a community dining hall, and is working to open an agroecological pasta factory.