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2020 in El Salvador: fewer crimes against LGBT people, more state neglect
Attacks and hate crimes decreased due to quarantines, but the State left LGBT+ people unprotected during the pandemic.
Mara Gómez makes history in Argentina: "Football saved my life"
Mara Gómez became the first trans woman footballer to play in the first division in Argentina.
Claudia Vásquez Haro, the first trans woman to earn a doctorate from a public university in Argentina
On December 11, 2020, Claudia Vásquez Haro became the first trans/travesti woman to earn a doctorate from a public university in Argentina.
Feminism and sexual diversity want to change everything in Guatemala
From the outbreak of November 21st until now, social movements, feminisms and LGBT people have taken their demands to the streets.
HIV and Covid are not the same: a quick guide to understanding it once and for all
HIV and Covid are not the same. Nor are the historical responses. Today we can take action and do everything possible for both viruses.
What you need to know about the new HIV and STI Bill
What are the key points of the new bill on HIV, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, and STIs? And why are they calling for urgent treatment?
HIV: States owe us a cure, rights, and quality of life
COVID-19, Argentina 2020: 140,000 people living with HIV in the country, according to UNAIDS; 38 million worldwide. And me, who am I amidst so many figures and numbers?
They are calling for Honduras to be condemned for the murder of trans activist Vicky Hernández
What happened and why is it so important that the Inter-American Court of Human Rights addressed the murder of trans activist Vicky Hernández?
The murder of Honduran trans activist Vicky Hernández reaches the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
On November 11, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights will address the responsibility of the State of Honduras for the extrajudicial execution of Vicky Hernández, a trans woman and human rights defender.
Offerings in Mexico for the memory, justice, and lives of sex workers and trans people
On November 2, three offerings were made in Mexico City in memory of sex workers who have been victims of violence or HIV-related illnesses, and of LGBT people murdered in the country.