A decade ago, the transvestite and trans community began a tireless struggle for an Economic Reparation Law that recognizes the damages suffered during the military dictatorship (1976-1983) and the first 28 years of democracy.
Christian Camacho, former advisor to the National Action Party (PAN), claimed that “homosexuals in Mexico City infected with HIV” organized an “AIDS-ridden kiss-in to infect other people.”
Carla Rivero, a transgender teacher, was removed from her teaching position at the school where she had been the principal since April. This followed a prank her students played on her and filmed with their phone.
Javier Milei's speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos reinforced narratives built on false information and seeking to construct an enemy: human rights.
From Cafayate, Salta, the trans woman builds organization and community among indigenous diversities.
Violence against transgender people has escalated. In just two weeks, five murders and two assaults have been reported. Marches and calls for justice are underway.
Since 2022, the Caspalá community has suffered violence for defending its territory. The role of Gerardo Morales and the Jujuy justice system.
Following the complaint by Mexican influencer Paola Suárez about the violence perpetrated by her partner, the discussion on a normalized issue was reopened.
Interview with Lía Burbano, a lesbian activist from Ecuador, about how the economic crisis, drug violence, and state of siege affect women and people of sexual diversity.
Lawyers, academics, and indigenous leaders shed light on the social and economic context of Ecuador and the current violence.
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