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The Church denied a trans activist's request for a change of identity: she is going to court.
A trans activist asked the church in Salta to rectify its baptism and confirmation records.
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A feminist cooperative helps trans women obtain decent housing
In Paraná, Entre Ríos province, the first cooperative of women and dissidents dedicated to construction is being formed.
A job board on social media that seeks to break down stigmas
A job board that uses social media as a platform to showcase the abilities of trans people.
"Inclusive" commercials: "We're dead, but not from thirst"
Brands are not embracing diversity in Argentina. The presence of three "hydrating" beverages at the Pride March does not change this fact.
“Inclusive” commercials: “We’re dead, but not from thirst”
Brands are not embracing diversity in Argentina. The presence of three "hydrating" beverages at the Pride March does not change this fact.
Pride March: a celebration of 500,000 people in the streets of Buenos Aires
The 28th Pride March in Buenos Aires was historic: 500,000 people danced, sang, and marched from Plaza de Mayo to the National Congress for 9 hours.
The province of Santa Fe approved the transvestite-transgender employment quota
Santa Fe became the fifth province in the country to approve the trans/travesti job quota this Thursday.
This Saturday, the LGBTI Pride March will be held in Buenos Aires.
This year's slogan is: "For a country without institutional or religious violence. Stop hate crimes" and it is accompanied by 21 other slogans.
Hormone shortages denounced: “We are facing a life-threatening emergency”
Trans activists, transvestites, and representatives of various civil organizations denounce the lack of testosterone and other hormones in public health centers.
LGBT+ Candidates in the 2019 Argentine Elections
General elections are being held in Argentina on October 27. In addition to the president and vice president, half of the Chamber of Deputies will be up for election—130 national deputies (out of a total of 257)—whose term will last four years. A third of the Senate will also be up for election—24 seats (out of 72).