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After a decade of struggle, the trans community achieved the reclassification of Paola Buenrostro's murder. The perpetrator has already been arrested. "Today our dignity has been restored," said Kenya Cuevas, who led the fight for justice.
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Caminata Warmis is the journey that indigenous women undertook from Jujuy to the City of Buenos Aires to defend water, land and territories.
The rulings require the government to incorporate trans workers who had entered the public sector through the employment quota law. The cases that remain unresolved.
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Journalistic coverage of hate crimes in Argentina
Ninety years have passed since the massacre during the indigenous uprising against the military dictatorship in El Salvador. Juliana Ama, granddaughter of one of the rebellion's leaders, recalls that story.
Why the transfeminicide of María Conchita Alonso is crucial to the LGBT+ memory of Guatemala. Pilar Salazar reconstructs the history from the first Pride marches to the Sexual Diversity and Gender Identity Parade.
In April 1973, a group of young transvestites took to the streets, marking the beginning of the intense struggles for diversity in Chile. This was met with total rejection from the press in a politically turbulent climate. “Faggots flaunted their sexual deviance in the Plaza de Armas,” headlined the newspaper Clarín.
María Belén Correa, with the support of photographer Cecilia Estalles Alcón, set out to collect personal photographs and documentation from the Argentine transvestite, transgender, and transsexual community to rescue from oblivion those who, due to repressive laws and discrimination, were erased from social history. Thus, the Memory Archive was born…
The history teacher participated in the UN scholarship program for representatives of Indigenous peoples. The exchange with other cultures and cultural diversity in the world. "We need to think about what kind of education we want.".
Activists in Córdoba and Santa Fe, where the crimes occurred, are calling for them to be investigated as transphobic murders. Two women committed to community aid.
PrEP and PEP are two methods of prevention used at different times when exposed to transmission. What are they and how do they work?.
How can we protect the rights of LGBTIQ+ children and youth who live separated from their families of origin and under state protection? This question gave rise to this podcast and a guide to best practices within the alternative care system.
Activists filed legal challenges for the first time seeking to have the restriction on same-sex marriage declared unconstitutional.
What changes to the Land and Fire Management Law with the proposed Inviolability of Private Property Law that the Milei government is trying to pass? Why is a large march being called for in front of Congress on August 6th?.
The indigenous massacre occurred in 1933, and they are seeking a trial for the truth in August. The precedent of Napalpí.
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