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LGBT activists in Bolivia: “Queers, butch women, and trans women fight for everyday life”
The Third Plurisexual Reunion “Transfeminist Borders, Racialized Bodies, Anti-Capitalist Territories” brings together activists from Peru, Argentina and Chile.
The home of trans activist Claudia Vasquez Haro in La Plata was attacked
Trans activist Claudia Vasquez Haro suffered another attack on her home in La Plata by a man accused of gender violence.
Interview with theologian Hugo Córdova Quero: “It is a lie that the Bible condemns homosexuality”
Hugo Cordova Quero is a queer theologian and specialist in religious studies. He analyzes the Roman Catholic Church's relationship with sexual diversity and Christianity, and its impact on the election of a new Pope.
Deconstructing biased narratives about trans childhood
The experiences of trans children, and the possible treatments, are being used to generate a public and media conflict that is often unrelated to the experiences themselves.
Triple lesbian murder in Barracas: “We must begin to make hatred visible, name it, and not normalize it.”
Women who are part of Lesbianes Autoconvocades por la Masacre de Barracas (Self-Organized Lesbians for the Barracas Massacre) recount what that brutal crime meant and how it impacted activism.
One year after the triple lesbian murder in Barracas: the Justice system is not investigating it as a hate crime
One year after the attack that resulted in a triple lesbian murder in a house in Barracas, Buenos Aires, they denounce that the Justice system did not investigate with a gender perspective.
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.
What are the spaces to promote the labor inclusion of LGBT+ people?
We asked our audience to share information about resources that offer advice on employment opportunities for LGBT people. Here are the ones they recommended.
Mistreatment of LGBT people in Sierra Chica Prison “is a systematic practice”
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.
The court ruled in favor of transgender adolescents: Milei's decree that changed the Gender Identity Law is unconstitutional
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.