Ilse was the first openly lesbian woman on Argentine television and one of the organizers of the country's first gay and lesbian pride march. She died Thursday night, just hours before International LGBTI+ Pride Day, at the age of 95.
We were in the streets of Lima, Asunción, Buenos Aires and Mexico City covering the protests and celebrations.
The Ninth Plurinational and Anti-Racist March "Enough of Transvesticides, Transfemicides and Transhomicides" was held in a circle around the Plaza de los Dos Congresos in homage to the Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo and to prevent police repression.
This is a case concerning the naturalization of a transgender woman. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs refuses to correct her gender identity and name on her naturalization certificate.
Those were hours of violence and tension that threatened democracy in Bolivia. The people took to the streets to defend it. Our correspondent was there and reports on it.
On Wednesday the 26th in the afternoon, Pamela Cobbas, Roxana Mercedes Figueroa, and Andrea Amarante were mourned and buried in a ceremony filled with sadness and collective struggle.
This morning, feminist groups marched to demand the gender agenda at the OAS, and anti-rights groups also marched, praying around a statue of a fetus.
Following the condemnation and struggle of local and international sexual diversity activism.
Obstetric violence impacts the physical, mental, and emotional health of those going through pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum. For transgender men, this problem can be even more heartbreaking, as Jonathan's experience illustrates.
The wake and burial for the victims of the triple lesbian murder in Barracas will take place on Wednesday, June 26. LGBTQ+ organizations have filed a lawsuit and are demanding that the crime be prosecuted as a hate crime.
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