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What is denialism?
Denialist discourses have always existed, but the advance of ultraconservative sectors intensifies their expansion.
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The 5th Plurinational and Transvillera March of Barrio 31 in Buenos Aires in photos
This march is a unique, multinational, trans-village event, which precedes the LGBTI+ Pride march in Buenos Aires.
Neither Boy nor Girl, a novel about adolescent and queer development in 1990s Argentina
With precision and sensitivity, Belén Mentasti's literary debut transports us to the intimacy of a teenager who challenges gender norms and questions her identity.
The 36th Meeting of Women and Dissidents focused on sexual and cultural diversity.
Chronicle of the 36th Plurinational Meeting of Women, Lesbians, Transvestites, Trans, Bisexuals, Intersex and Non-Binary People in Bariloche/Furilofche.
Six months of suspended prison sentence for young Mapuche woman Yéssica Bonnefoi for defending herself against a police officer.
It was within the framework of a repressive operation to evict the Lafken Winkul Mapu Mapuche community, on November 25, 2017.
“Oriana”: a film-tribute to Monique Wittig 30 years after her death
Based on the book "Las guerrilleras", the film is about a group of feminist warriors who take refuge in a Puerto Rican landscape and shows their daily survival through collective inventions.
2000 complaints filed with the Ombudsman's Office against Fabián Doman's program for mocking Kantuta Killa and Wari Rimachi
The harassment of two members of the Ayllu Mayo Wasi Community took place in a subway and was broadcast by channel 13.
What strategies does LGBTI+ activism have in the face of anti-rights advances in Argentina?
In the context of the Day of Activism on Sexual Diversity, we spoke with LGBTI+ activists to consider the challenges and strategies in the face of ultraconservative advances in Argentina.
"The Afro-American rights movement was born with pioneering women who went to knock on the doors of the State."
Activist and visual artist María Gabriela Pérez highlights the importance of Afro-Colombian women in the independence struggle and
Interview with Marcela Tobaldi: “For years, transvestites only saw themselves as prostitutes”
Trans activist Marcela Tobaldi reflects on the living conditions of her companions, the practice of prostitution, and the debts owed by the State in a country like Argentina where progress has been made in laws and policies, but the reality remains genocidal for this population.