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Attacks and hate messages against LGBT people after Milei's victory
Last week saw reports of insults and threats against LGBT people. On Wednesday, a non-binary teacher was assaulted on a bus. There is growing concern about the escalating violence.
The invisible (trans)feminicides in Puebla
Although the murders of trans women in Puebla exhibit characteristics of femicide, the authorities do not investigate them as such. Nor do they investigate them as hate crimes, thus rendering these crimes invisible and leaving them unpunished in the state.
November 25th in Paraguay: Women marched against the anti-rights advance in the government
Hundreds of Paraguayan women marched on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
Why is November 25th the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women?
Thousands of people will mobilize in Latin America for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
Santa Fe is the first province with a post-dictatorship Reparation Law for trans and transvestite people
Santa Fe has approved the Post-Dictatorship Reparation Law for Trans and Transvestite People. A pension will be granted to those who suffered detentions between 1983 and June 10, 2012. A total of 147 people will benefit throughout the province.
40 days of national strike led by indigenous peoples in Guatemala
The people have come down from the mountains to reclaim what belongs to them and has been stolen from them.
Love stories: Mayan families shelter their LGBT children
Three stories that tell how Mayan families live with and accept the sexual identity of their children.
“It was a hate crime,” claim friends and family of Lautaro
Lautaro Castillo Retamales was murdered in September by two men who contacted him through Grindr. Calls are being made for it to be considered a hate crime.
Argentina's Transvestite and Transgender Museum is created: memories and treasures from the last 100 years
Twenty thousand pieces tell the story of transvestite and trans life in Argentina over the last one hundred years in a traveling exhibition.
Ociel Baena: Why it is false to speak of a “crime of passion”
Following the deaths of judge and non-binary activist Ociel Baena and their partner, Dorian Herrera, a series of disinformation stories have been circulating on social media and in the press. These stories are being promoted by some media outlets and sectors of the judiciary, thereby obstructing access to investigations with a gender and human rights perspective regarding violence against LGBTQ+ people.