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"Transphobia is not a phobia, it is not a disease."
Violeta Alegre, a trans researcher and artist, questions the use of the term "phobia" when talking about hatred against subjects and identities.
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What does sexual diversity respond to the scandalous statements of the Minister of Justice?
After Justice Minister Mariano Cuneo Libarona made discriminatory and denialist statements regarding sexual identities, the Argentine LGBT+ Federation called on the minister to retract or resign. Pride and Struggle is promoting a request for an interpellation and an impeachment trial. Here are the responses of other activists for sexual diversity to the minister's remarks.
Where to report discrimination in Argentina
What alternatives exist today in Argentina to report discrimination after the closure of INADI?
Argentina: The closure of the National Institute against Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racism has been made official.
It was done through decree 696/2924, which states that the allocated resources will be transferred to the Ministry of Justice.
Salta: Wichí community denounces discrimination in intercultural nursing program
The Fwiñol Community (Carboncito Mission) denounced racist and discriminatory practices by a teacher of the Advanced Technician in Bilingual Intercultural Nursing.
INADI: 120 people fired, many with trans or disability quotas, and Gender and Diversity areas dismantled.
Among the 120 layoffs are many transgender, travesti, and disabled workers, as well as others with over 15 years of service. Gender and Diversity departments are being dismantled, and almost all INADI offices across the country are being closed. They are demanding a halt to the dismantling and the reinstatement of those laid off.
Setback in Peru: For the Ministry of Health, transgender people have a mental disorder.
The Peruvian trans community is on alert. On May 10, the Ministry of Health (MINSA) issued a decree classifying trans identity as a mental illness. This, they say, will allow them to request health insurance coverage. This contradicts the World Health Organization's new International Classification of Diseases, ICD-11 (2018), which…
Racism and discrimination limit Indigenous and Afro-Mexican participation in the 2024 elections.
In this explainer, we explain why, despite advances in political rights for Indigenous and Afro-Mexican populations, racism and discrimination persist. What about affirmative action?
Argentina: The government announced the closure of INADI
It's part of Javier Milei's statewide reduction. The Institute Against Discrimination, Xenophobia, and Racism said they had not been notified.
The role of INADI in an egalitarian and democratic state: the dangers of its elimination
The Argentine Executive's Omnibus Bill proposes to close the National Institute against Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racism (INADI).