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Dayana Karrington's transphobic murder in Tabasco: no one came to her help and she was found in a vacant lot
Dayana asked neighbors for help but no one responded to her cry for help "due to the lack of light in the area."
Paula Trama, a profound universe of urban music and poetry
Singer, songwriter and poet, Paula leads Los Besos, one of the young bands on the Argentine music scene.
The transfeminicide of Thalía Rodríguez shocks the LGBTI+ population in Honduras
Thalía's murder is the first violent LGBTIQ+ death of 2022. It is also the 402nd since the transfeminicide of Vicky Hernández in June 2009.
The identity resistance of Wixárika women in the lands of Jalisco
Defining themselves as "resilient," the indigenous women of the Wixárika community in Mexico fight against Western discrimination and struggle for representation in their own community.
First transfemicide of the year in Argentina: the Justice system began investigating 10 days later
Aldana Lorenz, a 35-year-old trans woman, died 10 days after being attacked. Neither the police nor the prosecutor's office investigated the motive for the beating while she was hospitalized.
New year, new worlds: three recommendations from LGBT+ artists to welcome 2022
Film, literature, and music to help you get through the new year. Suggestions for an entertaining summer.
Mexico: First hate crime of 2022 recorded in the state of Puebla
On the afternoon of January 1st, a gay man was found murdered in his home. This is the first hate crime in Mexico.
An openly gay doctor is the new vice president of Chile's Constitutional Convention
Gaspar Domínguez is an environmental and LGBT activist who will lead the work in this new stage within the Constitutional Convention.
The mural at the Mocha Celis trans, travesti, and non-binary high school in Buenos Aires was vandalized.
The mural that inaugurated the presence of the Mocha Celis Transgender Non-Binary Popular High School in the Balvanera neighborhood of Buenos Aires was vandalized this Tuesday in a "deplorable" act, which speaks of a "constant and latent violence" towards sexual diversity, the school stated.
A kiss exposed the violence that exists in women's football
Fifteen players from Rosario Central's professional squad reported harassment and discrimination at the club. One of them was dismissed for kissing her partner; the others were placed on leave.