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They denounce the illegal detention of a trans woman in Honduras
The woman was physically and psychologically tortured. The police also threatened human rights activists.
I approve: Chile votes to have the world's first diverse and plurinational Constitution
Chile's new Constitution will be voted on September 4th. It was drafted with gender parity and embodies a plurinational, feminist, and diverse spirit.
Two attempted transfemicides in Mexico: One of the women is missing
Both women were attacked by their ex-partners. One was seriously injured, and her family is searching for the other woman.
Hate crime in Bali: Rodrigo Ventosilla's family denounced the authorities for torture
Peruvian trans activist and economist Rodrigo Ventosilla died in Bali under unknown circumstances after police tortured him and his husband Sebastián Marallano.
Four stories of LGBT+ seniors
The stories of Norma Castillo, Edgardo Corts, Norma Gerardi, and Karina Pintarelli in photos. And their experience of being LGBT+ seniors, in their own words.
Why don't trans people talk about violence in our relationships?
Following the transfemicide of her fellow activist and friend Alejandra Ironici at the hands of her partner, journalist Vicky Stéfano writes about the invisibility of relational violence against trans people.
They marched to protest the unpunished femicides of a Qom teenager and her mother in Tigre
Lisette Fernández is demanding an investigation into the femicide of her 14-year-old sister, Micaela, in 2013, as a case of human trafficking. Their mother was murdered while seeking justice. They were members of the Qom Yecthakay community in Tigre (Buenos Aires).
What is known about the murder of La Pancha Quebracho, an iconic drag queen from Mar del Plata?
The justice system classified the crime as "homicide" and the autopsy was performed on Monday.
Schools in Paraguay 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.