The court ruled that the murder of Zoe López García—Gondolín's aunt and a human rights advocate for transgender and transvestite people—was aggravated by the familial relationship and the presence of gender-based violence, but dismissed the hate crime charge. Her partner, the perpetrator, was convicted.
Economic and political setbacks hinder access to public health services for the HIV-positive migrant population. The response of activist groups.
DJ Guilherme's massive electronic music tribute to Pope Francis in Plaza de Mayo sparked several controversies about the "openness" of the Catholic Church.
The works of Carlos Herrera and Ulises Mazzucca recover the perspectives and histories of dissident lives. A rare discourse in the visual arts.
Vica was an architect and LGBT activist: she founded the first gay football team in Córdoba. Her family and LGBTQ+ organizations are demanding justice and emphasize that it was a hate crime.
The trial for the transphobic murder of Zoe has entered its final stages. In their closing arguments, both the prosecution and the plaintiff emphasized the perpetrator's intent.
In a landmark ruling, the Mexican justice system declared the aggressor of Natalia Lane, a trans activist, sex worker and journalist, guilty of attempted femicide.
Claudia Gabriela Gómez, known as Caí, was a 33-year-old trans woman. She was found unconscious after suffering a fatal blow. Her life reflects the chain of structural violence suffered by trans people.
Why did Heated Rivalry become one of the hottest series right now? What's behind a queer love story that challenges discrimination in sports and draws fans who gather in bars to watch it? Three fans analyze the driving forces behind this low-budget, high-impact production.
“The fight continues,” read the document that was read at the vigil while Congress approved the controversial reform to the Glaciers Law. Three organizations are calling for “the largest collective lawsuit in history” to stop the changes.
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