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Hate crime in Peru: A young doctor is the first LGBT victim of the year
The victim is Kevin Jordan Lucano Tejada, a 29-year-old doctor. His family is demanding a thorough investigation.
The Mexican Supreme Court recognized transgender children
"This court decision is the most powerful step forward in our struggle," said the trans families movement.
Chile celebrated same-sex marriages for the first time in its history
Today, ten same-sex couples celebrated their first marriages in Chile. And there are 7,000 more who have already signed up to schedule an appointment.
Guatemala's Congress passed a law condemning sexual diversity and increasing the penalty for abortion
On March 8, Law 5272 was passed, which prohibits same-sex marriage, endangers sexual diversity, and increases the penalty for women who have abortions.
Images and demands of March 8th in Latin America
Marches for International Working Women's Day were held in various parts of the region.
In two months, two girls from the Wichi community were murdered in Salta.
Two people have been arrested for the femicide of the 14-year-old girl. A story of abuse and neglect.
Why March 7th is Lesbian Visibility Day: the story of Pepa Gaitán
March 7th is Lesbian Visibility Day, in homage to Natalia Pepa Gaitán, who was murdered in 2010.
What's happening with condoms for vulvas in Latin America?
What initiatives are underway in the region to create condoms for vulvas? And how are people with vulvas protecting themselves while having sex with each other?
“Tres Bocas”: enjoyment and joy as a refuge for the LGBT community
The documentary portrays the experiences of trans, transvestite and LGBT people in the Tigre Delta during carnival under the military dictatorship.
What does the Salvadoran court's ruling in favor of recognizing the names of transgender people mean?
The Constitutional Court of El Salvador issued a ruling in favor of recognizing the names of transgender people. Repercussions.