Without a gender identity law, transgender people cannot study with dignity. Their names are not respected on diplomas. Some don't even finish basic education because of the discrimination they experience in classrooms.
The attack took place at the entrance of the Día% supermarket in the Constitución neighborhood, Buenos Aires City.
"Why continue bringing people into the world under these conditions?" a doctor asked Pilar when she was about to give birth at the Caaguazú District Hospital. Pilar's story is not unique.
The youth faction of the party led by former presidential candidate Gómez Centurión shared the video and claimed responsibility for the attack on the flag.
From disguised layoffs to being rejected in pre-employment medical exams, these are complaints that are difficult to bring to justice. It is a constant and silenced problem that worsened during the pandemic.
A gay male couple was accused of committing alleged indecent acts in front of the other customers.
The first Pride march in Azul, Buenos Aires province, ended with legal threats from the Municipality.
Agustina is hospitalized and at risk of infection due to poor hygiene and bedsores. “I would be happy if they just fixed my house where I live.”
“This regulation has been in place since 1999 and is completely outdated. They treat us like garbage and with contempt.”
Amid the coronavirus emergency, the trans population denounces human rights violations in health and attacks on social media.
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