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Indigenous women and diversity from Latin America gathered in Salta against terricidio and pauperism.
More than 250 indigenous people inaugurated the Third Plurinational Parliament of Indigenous Women and Diversities for Good Living.
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Ten years since the Argentine Gender Identity Law, a milestone that changed the lives of thousands of people
Ten years ago, trans and travesti activists achieved the passage of a groundbreaking law. The progress made and what remains to be done.
Mariela Muñoz, trans mother and pioneer of the identity struggle in Argentina
In the '90s she was in the public eye when the courts tried to take custody of her three children, but she managed to adopt them.
Peasant women stand up: Demands for the environment and food sovereignty
Rural women play a central role in the fight for rights. On the International Day of Peasant Struggle, Latin American leaders speak about their demands in 2022.
What is the situation of women and the LGBT population in prisons after the pandemic?
They report an increase in violence and neglect. There is also a lack of access to healthcare.
A Mapuche peasant woman defends her community and is besieged by the business and judicial power of Río Negro.
The State is moving forward with the definitive expulsion of María Antual and the members of the Carrilafquen community from their territory.
Collective loves that cross the boundaries of the conventional
Community, empathy, support, and solidarity are the cornerstones of the trans and LGBT relationships that spoke with Presentes to share their experiences in the vast world of relationships.
8 months without Tehuel: Prosecutor's office charged detainees with aggravated homicide motivated by hatred of gender identity
Luis Alberto Montes and Oscar Ramos had offered him a job as a waiter at an event. That was the last time anyone heard from the 22-year-old trans man from San Vicente.
Pepper spray and bottles thrown at LGBT+ people from a Buenos Aires bar on Pride March day
A group of people who attended the XXX Pride March on Saturday reported being assaulted by employees of Monday Buenos Aires.
Postcards from the 30th LGBT+ Pride March: more than half a million people celebrated in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires celebrated its 30th Pride March: the largest in history, according to the organizing groups. Photo gallery of a celebration where strong demands were made for Tehuel de la Torre and for historical reparations for transvestites and trans people.