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Transfemicide of Sofía Vera in Río Negro: they are looking for the perpetrator of the hate crime
Sofía Vera, a 42-year-old trans woman, was murdered in General Roca (Río Negro). Her killer is on the run.
Two brutal hate crimes in one week alarm the LGBT community in Chile
In one week, two transphobic hate crimes sparked concern. What lies behind these acts of violence, and how does it affect LGBTQ+ mental health?
Roberto Jáuregui, the first visible HIV+ activist in Argentina
Roberto Jáuregui was an activist, journalist, actor, and the first person living with HIV to publicly disclose his status in Argentina. Learn about him in this comic.
A trans woman died due to lack of medical attention in an Argentinian prison.
Sasha was 38 years old and had been experiencing health problems since December, following a beating. In prison, they claimed she was faking her injuries to gain privileges.
Karina Pintarelli, the first trans survivor of the dictatorship to receive reparations from the National State
He is a poet, he is 64 years old and for years he suffered persecution and police torture because of his gender identity.
A transgender professor won his lawsuit against the Mexican university that fired him for discrimination.
Loren Daniel Ibarra became the first trans professor in Mexico to win a lawsuit against a university for discrimination.
Peasant women from Misiones recovered land from a forestry company to produce their own food.
After a hard-fought struggle, independent producers in Piray have consolidated their pesticide-free production. They guarantee jobs and food sovereignty.
Two soldiers convicted of the transfemicide of La Soñaré: “It was a hate crime motivated by transphobia”
In an unprecedented ruling, the court recognized that the murder of La Soñaré, a trans woman, was a transphobic hate crime. Two military officers were convicted. This is the second time the murder of a trans woman has not gone unpunished in Mexico.
Sexilios: Simone, a trans pioneer of the Drag movement in Guatemala
Simone De Janeiro Dos Santos found in the Drag Queen movement a gateway to her identity. And a platform of resistance that she continues to activate, now from exile.
What do LGBT+ people face when renting?
Higher deposits, double guarantee requirements, and "suggestions" on behavior are some of the discriminatory situations when renting.