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A landmark trial for Vicky Hernández, a Honduran trans woman murdered by state forces
Eleven years after the murder of the Honduran trans activist, a hearing was set for November 11, 2020.
I for Intersex: the affirmation of my body and identity
The doctors told my parents that I would have to have a blood test to determine my chromosomes so they could assign me a sex.
“Standing”: the Argentine publishing house that championed queer desire
De Parado emerges as a novel publishing proposal in both an aesthetic and political sense. It is directed by the poet Mariano Blatt and Francisco Visconti.
In Peruvian prisons, trans women are locked up in sex offenders' wings
How trans women live in Lurigancho Prison, the largest and most dangerous in Peru.
You come out of the closet when you can
"If there is a closet, it's because there is an environment that puts us in danger. But communication tends to speak only to the person in the closet, absolving society of responsibility, a decisive factor in this construction."
Attack on a gay couple in Buenos Aires: "They beat us for kissing in the street"
They were walking through the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires when three men attacked them for kissing.
Paola was killed 4 years ago: her friend Kenya Cuevas became an activist to seek justice
The transfeminicide of Paola Buenrostro achieved unprecedented media attention in Mexico thanks to the activism of her friend Kenya Cuevas.
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.