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Three years of demanding justice for Tehuel
Three years have passed since the disappearance of the young trans man who went to a job interview. Activities for the day.
How does the Argentine justice system handle cases of transphobic murders?
The rulings in 8 transvesticide cases demonstrate that the justice system has made little progress in applying a gender perspective when investigating.
March 8th in Latin America: Hundreds of thousands of women and dissidents respond to the region's conservative backlash
We were in the streets of Lima, Asunción, Buenos Aires and Mexico City covering live and documenting one of the most massive mobilizations since 2019.
March 8: Massive embrace of feminisms in unity against the regressive policies of the Milei government
In the City of Buenos Aires and in various parts of the country, a multitude of women and diverse people demonstrated this March 8 against the austerity policies and setbacks in rights of the government of Javier Milei.
Who was María Felicitas Jaime, author of the great Argentine lesbian novel of the 20th century?
María Felicitas Jaime (1950-2017) was a journalist, writer, and feminist activist. A pioneering member of the CHA (Argentine Homosexual Community), she wrote the great lesbian novel of the last century.
A Mapuche community is accused of occupying its own territory: the State had already recognized it.
The trial has begun in Bariloche accusing members of the Mapuche people of occupying Lof Buenuleo, their own territory since the beginning of the last century and recognized in the Territorial Survey of Indigenous Communities.
Electoral violence in Mexico: 48 pre-candidates murdered in 2024, 3 of them LGBT
The murder of Miguel Ángel Zavala, an LGBT presidential candidate in the 2024 elections, adds to the growing list of electoral violence in Mexico. The government announced a protection program for LGBT people participating in the elections.
Pierina's trial postponed for painting a mural of Tehuel: activists demand her acquittal
Pierina is an LGBT+ activist and visual artist. She is accused of painting a graffiti message that reads "Where is Tehuel?"
Paraguay: Homophobic remarks by a minister add to the government's anti-gender agenda
In the same week, the Minister of Agriculture made homophobic remarks, and in Congress, the ruling party proposed repealing the comprehensive law for the protection of women.
El Salvador: Bukele intensifies his policies against “gender ideology”
Anti-rights rhetoric gained momentum after President-elect Nayib Bukele participated in a meeting with the far right in the United States.