Paraguay: For the first time, sex workers marched as a union recognized by the State
Paraguay's first national organization of sex workers marched on May 1st as a union. A history of collective struggle for labor rights, dignity, and autonomy.
Paraguay's first national organization of sex workers marched on May 1st as a union. A history of collective struggle for labor rights, dignity, and autonomy.
We asked our audience to share information about resources that offer advice on employment opportunities for LGBT people. Here are the ones they recommended.
On April 14, at the Sierra Chica Penitentiary in Buenos Aires province, some 45 people were abruptly and violently transferred from the Diversity pavilion to the isolation sector, many of them half-naked.
Since Milei changed the Gender Identity Law by decree, some health insurance providers have denied treatment to transgender adolescents. A ruling in Entre Ríos ordered the continuation of the process for a young transgender person and declared the decree unconstitutional.
At a time when trans children and youth face constant social scrutiny from anti-rights groups, this comic is a tool against misinformation. How do we disarm, care for, and build safe and free spaces for them?
Sister Monica became known in recent decades for her fight for the rights of transgender and transvestite women. From Neuquén, where she was Mother Superior, she campaigned for support and access to housing, which materialized in a cooperative. She had the support of Pope Francis, but it wasn't enough: her defense of sexual diversity led to her estrangement from the Church, though not from her faith. Today she lives in Buenos Aires, studied podiatry, and continues her vocation of service.
During his time at the Vatican, Pope Francis referred to LGBT people on more than one occasion.
How has Pope Francis impacted the relationship between the Church and LGBTQ+ people? We asked LGBTQ+ activists and leaders, who reviewed achievements, critical moments, and outstanding issues.
After linking Lizy Tagliani to a human trafficking and pedophilia ring, Viviana Canosa claimed to have evidence of such a network and appeared in court at Comodoro Py. However, she now denies that the Telefe host is involved.
Victoria Fernández Núñez, the environmental activist whom Security Minister Patricia Bullrich accused of terrorism and blamed for the Patagonia fires, speaks out for the first time. Feminist and socio-environmental activists are calling for her acquittal.