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For the first time, the Argentine census will include LGBT families and gender identity.
For the first time in Argentina, the census to be carried out in 2020 will include the variables 'gender identity' and will consider LGBT+ families.
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They beat and insulted a young gay man in the street: "This is what happens to you for being a faggot"
On Sunday the 25th, in the early morning, Xoaquín López (29) was beaten. It happened in the San Francisco Solano area of Quilmes, Buenos Aires province. He was attacked in a hate crime.
Transfemicide of Azul Montoro: a jury will deliver the verdict tomorrow
The trial for the transfemicide of Azul Montoro, the young trans woman stabbed in Córdoba in October 2017, will come to an end tomorrow.
Trans Dad and Mom: The Story of the Argentine Family That Became a Comic Book
The life of Karen Bruselario and Alexis Taborda, the first Argentine trans man to gestate his daughter, is part of the Revealed Stories Collection of Aguará Editorial Collective.
HIV: In addition to medication shortages, there was police and media violence
After 1 p.m., a police cordon violently pushed us with their shields. Later, the media spread misinformation. The violence against people living with HIV continues, #NoMoreTime
They denounce shortages of HIV medication: “It’s a critical situation”
People living with HIV report that some antiretroviral medications are not being dispensed in public hospitals in Argentina.
The IACHR is investigating the murder of gay prefect Octavio Romero
Octavio Romero, after the Equal Marriage Law was passed, was going to be the first member of a federal force to marry a person of the same sex. But he was found dead six months earlier, on June 17, 2011.
A Jamaican trans woman seeking refuge in Argentina had three fingers cut off.
Angeline is a Jamaican asylum seeker in Argentina who escaped from one of the most homophobic countries in the world and arrived in Buenos Aires, where she rented a room in Villa Soldati.
The trans job quota was approved in Paraná, Entre Ríos
By GR and LG On the morning of June 27th in Paraná, Entre Ríos, the Honorable Deliberative Council unanimously approved a trans employment quota for the city. Two percent of the municipality's employees must be transgender. "This is what we've been asking for and demanding for a long time," Agostina told Presentes…
4th March Against Trans Murders: “Don’t just join us, be a part of it”
This Friday, June 28th at 6 PM we are calling for the 4th March (this time defined as Plurinational) against transvesticide and transfemicide, from Plaza de Mayo to the Congress.