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A witness arrested for perjury in the Tehuel trial
In the second hearing of the Tehuel trial, the testimonies implicated Ramos. The last witness of the day was arrested after finishing her statement.
Argentina: Court orders reinstatement of two transgender state workers
The court ruled in favor of precautionary measures promoted by the State Workers Association (ATE) for the reinstatement of trans workers protected under the transvestite trans labor quota law.
Raúl Fernández from Lemonlab: "For me, drag is a superhero."
The creator of LGBT+ cultural spaces in Chile, which receive, among others, the winners of RuPaul's Drag Race in Chile, talked about his personal journey and the meanings of drag culture.
The trial for Tehuel has begun: Ramos committed gender-based violence and "felt anger" towards LGBT people
On the first day of the trial for Tehuel's disappearance, his mother, his girlfriend, neighbors, and a former partner of Luis Ramos testified. Several requested that the accused not be present in the courtroom for fear of reprisals.
The first public trial begins for the disappearance of Tehuel de la Torre
On Monday, the first trial for Tehuel de la Torre, the young trans man last seen on March 11, 2021, begins in La Plata. The man who had offered him a job, Luis Alberto Ramos, is accused of aggravated homicide motivated by hatred of sexual orientation and gender identity (transphobia).
What is the Paraguayan government trying to achieve with its anti-NGO law?
The anti-NGO law received preliminary approval in Paraguay, joining countries with similar initiatives, such as Russia, Hungary, Mexico, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala and Venezuela.
Danielle Cruz, non-binary journalist: “Hope lies in the formation of communities”
Activist and media critic Danielle Cruz tells in this interview about her life and career journey analyzing narratives about LGBTI+ people.
Mexico City: LGBT+ spaces closed due to drug cartel presence
Downtown Mexico City has become a very unsafe place due to the increased presence of drug cartels, police complicity, and the lack of government action.
Why it is historic to recognize trans and transvestite people as victims of State Terrorism
In March, the courts recognized that crimes against transvestites and transgender people were part of state terrorism. Now, the grounds for a ruling that is "unique and unprecedented in the world" have been released. Ana Oberlin, assistant prosecutor, explains its significance.
We're Floating: Dissident Design for Social Change
Andamos Flotando is a dissident design project that seeks to communicate through alternative approaches. It dedicates its "Diverted Fund" to supporting collectives within the solidarity economy.