At 27 years old and with four plays on the bill in Buenos Aires, Juanse Rausch, a native of Bahía Blanca, is also a researcher at Conicet and a doctoral candidate in History. In this interview, he discusses his plays, which uncover stories of dissent through archival work and a focus on humor.
El informe del Observatorio Nacional de Crímenes de Odio LGBT+ reportó 102 crímenes en el primer semestre de 2025.
Terricidio, the recent book by Mapuche weychafe and writer Moira Millán, has become a global outcry, a denunciation, and a call to action. Her proposal for a new paradigm with an Indigenous perspective has spread worldwide, while its author and her community face government persecution for defending life and territories.
Mujeres trans y hombres gays Embera Katío del Alto Sinú, en Colombia, sufren de forma doble la violencia patriarcal: la de grupos armados criminales y la de su propia comunidad
Casi 20 mil personas cambiaron su identidad de género en Argentina. Le preguntamos a nuestra comunidad cómo esta ley pionera en el mundo-hoy atacada y amenazada- cambió sus vidas. Y esto nos contestaron.
La Chola Poblete is becoming an iconic visual artist worldwide. Her work fuses indigenous culture, queer brown identity, pop culture, and transvestite fury. We interviewed her in her studio in San Telmo.
La evidencia científica respalda su uso en tratamientos a juventudes trans, pero los gobiernos los criminalizan. Qué son los bloqueadores hormonales. Los riesgos de negar el acceso a la salud de afirmación de género.
Activist responses to the PRO and La Libertad Avanza representatives' bill against the pioneering spirit of Argentina's Gender Identity Law. What are the crucial points they are seeking to change with deceptive rhetoric to defund rights?
Representatives from various sectors—feminist and sexual diversity activists, journalists, and human rights activists—met with the Chamber of Deputies' Women and Diversity Commission to denounce the persecution and harassment orchestrated by the executive branch. Several bills against political violence and censorship were passed.
In front of the Civil Registry of the City of Buenos Aires, activists for sexual diversity held a "libretazo" (a protest) to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Equal Marriage Law.
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