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LGBT hate crimes increased in Argentina during 2023
According to the report by the Argentine LGBT Federation, there were 133 hate crimes, of which 118 were attacks against trans women.
Photo essay: four stories about trans people and work
Accessing formal employment is one of the main problems facing transgender people, according to a survey in Mexico City. The stories of Mónica, Zafiro, Desire, and Ángela tell part of that journey, which speaks to so many other stories across Latin America.
The government of Jujuy ordered the closure of the country's only bilingual indigenous kindergarten
The Wawa Huasi Kindergarten has been operating for 14 years and now the government of Jujuy says that bilingual education (Quechua and Spanish) is "indoctrination".
Diverse childhoods: what would you say to your past self and to the children of today?
On Children's Day we tell you the story of how five LGBT people lived their childhoods.
Anastasia Benavente: “Six years after the Gender Identity Law, there are no trans people on Chilean television”
Anastasia Benavente was fined for a 2021 performance under the slogan "Church and State, Separate Matters." She has now launched a campaign to highlight the lack of diversity representation on Chilean television.
Yessica Bonnefoi was released from prison and will await her trial at liberty
The Federal Court of Cassation ordered it. Yessica is a Mapuche woman who lives in Bariloche. She was a member of the Lafken Winkul Mapu community.
Butch women in community: what it's like to be a Latina butch
Four stories of butch lesbians who meet every week to build a community of affection, share files, heal wounds and plot escapes from oppression: what is it like to be a butch in Latin America?
Peru: Extremist "anti-communist and anti-gender" groups increase attacks and remain unpunished
La Resistencia is one of the far-right groups that attacks human rights organizations, feminists, and journalists. Why do they continue to act with impunity?
Historic university march: public education is defended in the streets of Argentina
More than a million people took to the streets of Argentina in a historic and diverse federal university march. This is how we saw it from Presentes.
Paraguay is also mobilizing to defend free education
The Paraguayan government changed the funding source for Zero Tuition, which jeopardizes free university education.