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Let's talk about HIV: "My life with HIV"
Activist and journalist Lucas Gutiérrez recorded "Let's Talk About HIV," a series of videos to explain key concepts and dismantle prejudices.
The State is the main agent of violence against LGBT+ people in Peru
Twenty-two people were murdered in Peru between January 2017 and December 2018 because of their sexual orientation and gender identity. Additionally, 341 people were discriminated against, according to the 2017-2018 Annual Report of the LGBT Rights Observatory.
HIV+ patients in Argentina cannot get tested due to a lack of reagents
Civil society organizations join the demand for the lack of delivery of reagents to measure the viral load of patients.
One year without a Ministry of Health: HIV+ people denounce abandonment by the State
Employees of the former Ministry of Health are calling for a gathering on September 3rd at 12 noon around the building that now houses the Secretariat.
I'm on HIV+ treatment, I took a headache pill and almost didn't make it
A few days ago I took a pill for a headache. I didn't know that the drug ergotamine mixed with my antiretroviral medication for HIV creates a severely toxic mixture.
Trans Dad and Mom: The Story of the Argentine Family That Became a Comic Book
The life of Karen Bruselario and Alexis Taborda, the first Argentine trans man to gestate his daughter, is part of the Revealed Stories Collection of Aguará Editorial Collective.
Report: At least 4 LGBTI people are murdered every day in Latin America
The report includes statistical data on murders committed in nine countries: Colombia, Mexico, Honduras, Peru, El Salvador, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Paraguay, Bolivia during January 2019 and June 2019.
HIV: In addition to medication shortages, there was police and media violence
After 1 p.m., a police cordon violently pushed us with their shields. Later, the media spread misinformation. The violence against people living with HIV continues, #NoMoreTime
They denounce shortages of HIV medication: “It’s a critical situation”
People living with HIV report that some antiretroviral medications are not being dispensed in public hospitals in Argentina.
The Buenos Aires court ruled in favor of a transgender municipal worker
By Rosario Marina. It took the justice system three and a half years to tell V, a trans worker, in complicated legal phrases, two words: you were right. In 2013, V began working as an administrative assistant in the municipality of La Plata, Buenos Aires province. In May 2015, when Julio Garro was in the midst of his campaign for…