Luz Aimé Díaz, a transvestite migrant who was accused and imprisoned in 2018 for a crime she did not commit, was acquitted today by Court No. 8 of the City of Buenos Aires.
The first two hearings of the trial that accuses Luz Aimé of a crime she had no knowledge of took place.
On Thursday afternoon, police officer Darío Jesús Cháves Rubio was arrested for the murder of the young trans woman at the end of August.
Today the first day of “Federal and Plurinational Lobbying” for a National Law of “Quota and Labor Inclusion for Transvestites and Trans People” will take place, in which more than 200 voices of independent activists and different organizations will participate.
In July 2018, the 22-year-old woman was charged with “aggravated robbery and aggravated kidnapping.” She spent eight months in Ezeiza Prison and is currently under house arrest. The oral trial begins on September 11. By Alejandra Zani [News originally published on January 20] In…
Between January 1 and June 30 of this year, 69 LGBTIQ+ people were attacked, murdered, or suffered abandonment by the State.
Melody Barrera was murdered in Mendoza early Saturday morning with at least six shots fired from a vehicle
Neuquén, in southern Argentina, became the first city in the world to have a trans "neighborhood".
Transvestite activist Violeta Alegre interviewed Gabriela Mansilla, mother of Luana, the first trans girl in Argentina to have obtained her new identity document.
These two Argentine rockers have known each other since they were 20 and have shared bands as well as solo projects.
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