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Diversity is defended with more diversity: the regional LGBTI+ meeting began in La Paz
With an ancestral ceremony, LGBT+ activists from Latin America inaugurated the IX ILGA LAC Regional Conference.
Why some lesbians do not identify as women
“Lesbians are not women,” said philosopher and lesbian feminist activist Monique Wittig. The phrase became an emblem. Lesbian activists explain why they do not identify as women and what lesbian identity means to them.
Mexico: How the struggles of the LGBT+ movement and HIV activism were plotted
Three activists and protagonists of a collective construction that has a history of more than 40 years.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Church and against Argentina's LGBT ambassador, Alba Rueda.
The Supreme Court of Justice rejected Alba Rueda's request to rectify the gender identity in her baptism and confirmation records.
This is how gender disinformation operates in Paraguay's election campaign
How gender misinformation infiltrated the campaign leading up to the elections held on April 30 in Paraguay.
Plurinational and decolonial: Hundreds of LGBTI+ activists from Latin America meet in La Paz for a regional conference
About three hundred LGBTI+ activists from Latin America are meeting from April 24 to 29 in La Paz (Bolivia) at the IX ILGALAC Regional Conference.
Moira Millán will criminally denounce Boaventura Sousa Santos for abuse
Moira Millán, a Mapuche weychafe (warrior), announced that she will file a criminal complaint for abuse against the Portuguese sociologist Boaventura Sousa Santos. She also asked for support in doing so.
“Polarization and transphobia”: The role of the media in the face of disinformation and hate speech from anti-gender movements
The book Polarization and Transphobia analyzes the various anti-rights strategies and their alliance with the media to spread hate speech.
Five LGBTQ+ people under threat after racist and hate speech by mayor in Honduras
Threats, persecution and smear campaigns after the statements of the mayor of San Pedro Sula.
Trans and transvestite survivors testified before the court as victims of State Terrorism
For the first time in history, a trial for crimes against humanity focused on the testimony of five trans women and transvestites who were victims of the dictatorship.