Among the 610 total victims of the trial were 23 pregnant women, 10 grandchildren who were appropriated - 7 of whom recovered their identity - activists, students from the Night of the Pencils, a mother kidnapped along with her son and 8 trans women and transvestites.
The Lof Buenuleo is recognized in the Territorial Survey of Indigenous Communities.
It was the largest march ever held on March 24th. Hundreds of thousands in squares and streets declared "Never again means never again" on the National Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice.
For the first time, a court in Santa Fe has used the legal concept of transfemicide. It did so to convict the murderer of activist Alejandra Ironici.
"Where Memory Dwells" is a documentary that tells the story of Julieta González and Fabiana Gutiérrez, survivors of the clandestine center Pozo de Banfield.
Mexico's National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) and Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SJCN) determined that murdered trans women should be considered victims of femicide and their deaths investigated under that protocol.
Days before the anniversary of March 24th, the national network of the HIJXS (Children for Identity and Justice against Forgetting and Silence) organization denounced that a member suffered an attack and sexual abuse in her own home. They demand a thorough investigation.
An independent commission from the University of Coimbra, Portugal, apologized for the sexual abuse and harassment by its staff, but did not name Boaventura de Sousa Santos, the accused person, and only referred to the student victims.
March 18th is Transgender Rights Day, commemorating the struggle of Claudia Pía Baudracco. This comic tells you who she was.
The court convicted an influencer for discrimination in digital environments against a trans woman.
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