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Sexiles in Paraguay: Why and where LGBT+ people migrate
Five stories of exile narrate a migration motivated by sexual orientation or gender identity. Hope and what is left behind.
Young people in Paraguay are mobilizing to demand basic rights from the State
A group of nearly a thousand young people from the countryside and the city marched on Tuesday, September 20th in Asunción from Plaza Italia to the Pantheon of Heroes.
Interview with Gracia Trujillo: Queer feminism for everyone
Gracia Trujillo, queer feminist activist and professor of Sociology, analyzes what is happening with feminisms and identity logics, regarding her book: Queer feminism is for everyone.
Violence linked to gay dating apps: calls for them to be treated as hate crimes
At least fifteen gay men from Buenos Aires have reported attacks during dates arranged through apps. This is a homophobic modus operandi that is spreading.
Tucumán: The only suspect in the transfemicide of Cynthia Moreira was acquitted.
Due to a poor investigation, the murder of the young woman from Tucumán, who was killed in 2018, remains unpunished.
The Wetlands Law returns to the House of Representatives amid massive protests in Argentina over wildfires.
The Wetlands Bills will be discussed this Thursday in a plenary session of committees in the Argentine Chamber of Deputies.
A neighbor attacked him while shouting “faggot”: 58 hate attacks have been reported in the State of Mexico in 2022
It happened in the municipality of Naucalpan, in an area where hate crimes are frequent. The court ordered protective measures.
“Impunilandia”: a podcast recounts the stories of impunity and the search for justice in Mexico
A podcast documentary series reconstructs the struggles for justice in hate crimes in Mexico. The first episode tells the story of Paola Buenrostro.
Rodo Bulacio: who was the pop queen who shook up life and art in Tucumán
An exhibition at the Borges Cultural Center (Buenos Aires) provides an opportunity to revisit the life and work of Rodo Bulacio. A profile of the artist who fused art and politics, and who died a victim of a hate crime in 1997.
For the first time, a trans person in El Salvador was able to change their name and sex on their ID.
It's an unprecedented and historic step. Karla Guevara is a lawyer and had initiated the process three years ago.