Stephan Zambrano was born in Venezuela, where he was a Jehovah's Witness. In Argentina, he was able to overcome fear and guilt and live his identity as a trans man.
Dino Germani, a trans man, sought support and solace in religion. He encountered attempts to change his identity.
Diego was born into a very Catholic family. He came out at 19, and from then on, he embarked on a painful journey for himself and those around him. Today, he seeks people with whom he can talk and reflect on his experiences.
Chemsex is the sexual practice accompanied by drugs: an everyday reality among the gay community where there is pleasure but also much helplessness and the need for public policies.
"The Bad Habit," her coming-of-age novel with a trans and working-class perspective, became a publishing phenomenon. In this interview, Alana S. Portero talks about fascism, transvestite fury, literature, bodies, and rights.
Social media users have been claiming that most perpetrators of mass shootings in US schools have been LGBT+ individuals, particularly transgender people. However, the reality is that mass shootings have been perpetrated primarily by cisgender men.
It's part of Javier Milei's statewide reduction. The Institute Against Discrimination, Xenophobia, and Racism said they had not been notified.
In a historic trial, the Asunción Sentencing Court condemned the Stroessner-era repressor, Eusebio Torres, to 30 years in prison for torture during the dictatorship of Alfredo Stroessner.
Norma Vázquez, a social psychologist of Mexican origin, has spent four decades supporting empowerment processes and overcoming gender-based violence in Bizkaia.
Accessing the Internet: Closing the Digital Divide for LGBTI Communities is a research project by ILGA Mundo and The Engine Room. It analyzes how inequality and identity affect access to technology and what needs to change to achieve an internet for all.
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