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Paraguay's schools are not a safe space for LGBT+ youth.
Since 2017, it has been forbidden to talk about gender in schools, and it is common for evangelical churches to teach sexuality in classrooms.
Gabriela Wiener: “In Spain, colonialism is institutionalized; it is violated through the law.”
In her new book, “Huaco retrato”, Gabriela Wiener approaches her family genealogy through the silences, doubts and fears transmitted from generation to generation.
Santa Fe: Alejandra Ironici's partner charged with her transfemicide
This morning in the Santa Fe courts, a hearing was held regarding the hate crime against Alejandra Ironici. "It was a transfemicide," the prosecutor stated. She also applied the legal definition of femicide.
March for the transfemicide of Alejandra Ironici: “Unity will be the only way to stop them from killing us”
A massive mobilization marched through the streets of downtown Santa Fe to demand justice for the murder of a beloved historical figure in the trans movement.
Six queer artists from Argentine folklore to get to know
A guide featuring artivists who fill the space with voices, songs, and diversity, and who take action against prejudice in popular music.
Transfemicide: Alejandra Ironici, a pioneer of the trans and travesti struggle in Santa Fe, was murdered
Alejandra Ironici was 43 years old and a pioneering activist in the trans and travesti rights movement. She was murdered in her home in Santa Fe. The Prosecutor's Office is investigating her death as a transfemicide.
We, the ones in prison: a photographic project of women and dissidents in Michoacán
The main need of the project is that these women can have a printed photo of themselves in their hands.
Homophobic attack in Buenos Aires: "It was an attempted murder"
Shouting “fucking faggot”, about eight individuals attacked them with blows and stones
Trans women share their experiences in caregiving on a podcast
The Peruvian podcast “Trans-stories of care” is hosted by a trans woman and records the lives of four trans women affected by caregiving tasks.
The indigenous genocide of the "Conquest of the Desert" reached the Argentine courts
The genocide of the indigenous peoples of Patagonia during the Conquest of the Desert (1878-1890) has reached the Argentine justice system. On August 16, Ivana Noemí Huenelaf, a Mapuche-Tehuelche woman, filed a complaint with the Federal Courts of Retiro (City of Buenos Aires).