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Why is it called lesbicide?
Social, legal, and linguistic arguments for using the word "lesbicide"
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Yessica Bonnefoi was released from prison and will await her trial at liberty
The Federal Court of Cassation ordered it. Yessica is a Mapuche woman who lives in Bariloche. She was a member of the Lafken Winkul Mapu community.
She migrated to Argentina seeking rights and was murdered: they demand justice for trans dancer Dámaris León
Dámaris "Biscochito" León migrated from Ecuador to live her trans identity and fulfill her dream of becoming a dancer. She was murdered by a man.
Salta: Five indigenous children died from malnutrition in less than a week
The children were members of communities belonging to the Wichí Nation People located in the jurisdiction of the municipality of Santa Victoria Este in Salta.
Life sentences for 10 repressors of the dictatorship: for the first time in the world, trans people are recognized as victims of crimes against humanity
Among the 610 total victims of the trial were 23 pregnant women, 10 grandchildren who were appropriated - 7 of whom recovered their identity - activists, students from the Night of the Pencils, a mother kidnapped along with her son and 8 trans women and transvestites.
“By prohibiting inclusive language in the State, the Argentine government is violating the Gender Identity Law.”
Trans activist and former official Alba Rueda provides legal data and international treaties to argue why the government's decision violates human rights.
Argentina: The government announced the closure of INADI
This is part of Javier Milei's state-level cuts. The Institute Against Discrimination, Xenophobia, and Racism stated that they were not notified.
The Ombudsman for the Public is in danger: “There is a political interest in going against the rights of audiences”
Interview with Miriam Lewin, head of the Ombudsman's Office, about the threat of the Omnibus Law to the agency that defends audiences.
Transvestite and trans reparations in Argentina: achievements and testimonies of survivors
A decade ago, the transvestite and trans community began a tireless struggle for an Economic Reparation Law that recognizes the damages suffered during the military dictatorship (1976-1983) and the first 28 years of democracy.
Music and diversity to start the year
Artists from Argentina and Chile: a selection from the Presentes community on social media.