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Mexico: Seven transfemicides in one month
Activists point out that the increase in hate crimes goes hand in hand with violence on social media and in some political sectors.
More than 250 media outlets silenced their front pages to denounce: 220 journalists killed in Gaza
More than 250 media outlets from 70 countries joined the global action called by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and the citizens' movement Avaaz to demand protection for journalists in Palestine and independent press access to coverage.
Susy Shock: “If you’re not in your desire, you’re in life on borrowed time.”
Poet, singer, actress, writer, South American transvestite, and teacher. She tours much of Argentina on a self-directed basis, and her art isn't consolation; it's a loving rebellion for today and for what's to come.
Argentina: At least two homophobic attacks in one week, amid escalating violence
The brutal beating of Juan Sabín in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires was followed by the vandalization of Lucas Nocito's home in Tigre, Buenos Aires province. These attacks come amid a 70% increase in hate crimes in one year.
Disability Emergency: How to Care Without Transportation or Treatment
The lack of funding for key sectors for the development of people with disabilities impacts their caregivers. The stories.
Cabildo Trava, an action to stop the anti-rights advance against the Gender Identity Law
Trans, transvestite, and non-binary people organized a Trava Council in front of the National Congress to make their voices heard in response to the official call for a seminar on the Gender Identity Law with an anti-rights perspective.
Persecution of the Mapuche people: Justice sentenced two members of Lof Pailako
In a trial marked by irregularities, the Federal Oral Court of Comodoro Rivadavia sentenced Cruz Ernesto Cárdenas to three years of suspended prison and María Belén Salina to one and a half years for aggravated damage and trespass.
Mexico: Why trans women have the right to use priority subway cars
After a trans woman was prevented from using a women-only carriage, a protest is being called against the Mexico City Metro.
Why talk about disability emergency and how the adjustment aggravated it
Children without transportation to go to school, centers closing, and people of all ages abandoning their treatments. "The situation is more critical than ever," warns disabled activists, calling on everyone to join them in front of Congress where the Disability Emergency Law, vetoed by Milei, will be debated.
Paraguay: Cultural manager of La Chispa, a bastion of art and diversity, sentenced
The Paraguayan court sentenced Sebastián Coronel, manager of the La Chispa Cultural Center, to nine months of suspended prison. For the cultural sector, the sentence seeks to punish a space that inconveniences those in power.