Tehuel de la Torre: Echoes of a ruling that is a triumph for activism
For the first time, we have a ruling recognizing a transhomicide. And it's a political victory for activists in a context where diversity resists attacks of all kinds.
For the first time, we have a ruling recognizing a transhomicide. And it's a political victory for activists in a context where diversity resists attacks of all kinds.
The crisis of enforced disappearance in Mexico is a complex and multidimensional problem that has seriously affected human rights in the country.
The first public trial for Tehuel De la Torre ended with a conviction for transphobia and a request for community reparation measures for transvestites and trans people. The repercussions of a historic ruling.
The Second Criminal Court of La Plata sentenced Luis Alberto Ramos for the aggravated homicide of Tehuel de la Torre in the context of hatred for his gender identity. It also requested compensatory measures for transvestite and transgender communities.
The verdict in the Tehuel de la Torre trial will be announced on Friday the 30th. Activists are calling for a demonstration at the La Plata courthouse starting at 10 a.m.
Lesbian and bisexual women make up the majority. And Italian sprinter Valentina Petrillo seeks to be a symbol of trans representation in Paralympic sport.
After Justice Minister Mariano Cuneo Libarona made discriminatory and denialist statements regarding sexual identities, the Argentine LGBT+ Federation called on the minister to retract or resign. Pride and Struggle is promoting a request for an interpellation and an impeachment trial. Here are the responses of other activists for sexual diversity to the minister's remarks.
Monkeypox, formerly known as 'monkeypox', is not a new disease. However, this is only the second time in history that the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared it a public health emergency of international concern.
For three days in Tilcara, women and diverse community feminisms from Latin America gathered to exchange experiences and knowledge about politics, spirituality, and epistemology.
In her book "That Who I Was: File of a Bodily Rebellion," the Argentine journalist recounts how she discovered she is an intersex person and the paths she has had to travel to this day.