The brutal beating of Juan Sabín in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires was followed by the vandalization of Lucas Nocito's home in Tigre, Buenos Aires province. These attacks come amid a 70% increase in hate crimes in one year.
Have you heard about T4T bonds? We explore them through the stories of a group of trans and non-binary friends, and tell them in this comic.
At 27 years old and with four plays on the bill in Buenos Aires, Juanse Rausch, a native of Bahía Blanca, is also a researcher at Conicet and a doctoral candidate in History. In this interview, he discusses his plays, which uncover stories of dissent through archival work and a focus on humor.
Sectors punished by Javier Milei's government came together on the tenth anniversary of Ni Una Menos, in a massive march that marked an unprecedented unity.
In the Balvanera neighborhood of Buenos Aires, a lesbian couple was physically assaulted by two neighbors. The incident has been reported to the authorities, but they are forced to continue seeing their attackers.
From homelessness and abandonment to community life. Casa Andrea opened in late 2024 and is home to eight cis and trans people.
A ruling upheld an injunction filed by the Argentine Federation of Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, and Transgender People (FALGBT) to halt the Argentine government's decree prohibiting hormone therapy for people under 18.
“Trunco”, written and acted by Javi Marra, premiered in Buenos Aires. It tells the story of a love between two children from a small town in the 90s.
In this article, we refute Milei's statements one by one based on verified information.
The discussion about housing trans people in prisons is not new, nor are strategies by conservative sectors to overturn our rights.
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