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Goodbye to the Future, intersex artist: “By changing the narratives we are healing”
Interview with the Mexican intersex artist Goodbye to the Future: the origin of a project that began as a personal quest and became collective.
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How violence impacts the mental health of LGBTQ+ and intersex people in Peru
A report conducted for the second time in Peru reveals the mental health consequences of experiencing violence and discrimination for LGBTIQ+ people.
Peru: An intersex person demands recognition of their identity from the Constitutional Court
For the first time, and with legal support from the NGO Promsex, Eidan, an intersex person, is demanding recognition of their rights. They are requesting a change of sex and name on their official documents and access to healthcare. The Constitutional Court will make a decisive decision.
Candelaria Schamun on being intersex: “How much does a body have to endure to fit in?”
In her book "That Who I Was: File of a Bodily Rebellion," the Argentine journalist recounts how she discovered she is an intersex person and the paths she has had to travel to this day.
It is FALSE that trans women participate in the Olympic Games
During the Olympic Games, misinformation about the sexual characteristics and gender identity of boxers Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-Ting resurfaced.
UN approves historic resolution to protect the rights of intersex people
The United Nations Human Rights Council adopted a resolution calling for an end to discrimination, violence and practices that violate the human rights of intersex people.
First legal intersex mapping: only six countries prohibit unnecessary surgeries
According to ILGA's first Intersex Legal Mapping Report (International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA)), only six countries prohibit unnecessary medical interventions on people with intersex bodies.
Mexico: Peruvian intersex activist Bea Is deported
Immigration authorities held her incommunicado for twelve hours, and then deported her. She is accused of racial and sexual discrimination.
A first survey sheds light on what it's like to be intersex in Mexico
Intersexuality is a form of bodily diversity. Intersexuality is not a sexual orientation, a gender identity, or a "third gender."
I for Intersex: the affirmation of my body and identity
The doctors told my parents that they would have to perform a blood test to determine my chromosomes and thus be able to assign me a sex.