Support us
Trans men and abortion: Latin American activists tell us about the battle for visibility
Abortion among trans men remains a topic with little or no knowledge and information.
Double homicide of LGBT activists in Chile: prosecutors investigate hate crime hypothesis
Activists denounce that Marcelo Cea and Jorge Ruiz, gay activists aged 44 and 31, were victims of "a homophobic crime".
“The intersex revolution will be intimate, social, and political.”
Interview with the intersex activist M, the protagonist of the French documentary Ni d'Eve, ni d'Adam, une historie intersexe.
Estefanía Cámera Da Boa Morte, non-binary and Afro-Indigenous activist: “Our origins are everything”
Estefanía Cámera Da Boa Morte is an Afro-Indigenous, migrant, non-binary, lesbian, and anti-speciesist activist who has been fighting for at least twenty years.
In Honduras, LGBTI+ people cannot donate blood: Eliza's story
“This regulation has been in place since 1999 and is completely outdated. They treat us like garbage and with contempt.”
Trans women gain access to their first decent housing thanks to the initiative of a nun
Neuquén, in southern Argentina, became the first city in the world to have a trans "neighborhood".
Emma Barrandéguy: a taboo novel about lesbian love
Opening a book is like opening a door to desire. This is the invitation Emma Barrandéguy extends to us in Habitaciones, a lesbian fiction novel written in epistolary form, reissued by La Parte Maldita.
They propose declaring August 12th as the Day of the Rights of People Living with HIV+
A project seeks to declare August 12 as the Day of Visibility of the Rights of People Living with HIV+ in commemoration of the birth of Roberto Jáuregui.
Guatemala: From the first Pride marches to the Sexual Diversity Parade
Why the transfeminicide of María Conchita Alonso is crucial to the LGBT+ memory of Guatemala. Pilar Salazar reconstructs the history from the first Pride marches to the Sexual Diversity and Gender Identity Parade.
What is it like to be a non-binary person in Latin America?
Artists and activists share what it's like to be a non-binary person and how they live their identity in everyday life in Latin America.