Today marks the start of the fifth edition of the Asterisco International LGBTIQ Film Festival in Buenos Aires, running until November 6th and offering a catalog of films that are not only queer, diverse, and dissident, but also glam, monstrous, documentaries, and more. We spoke with its director, journalist and film critic Diego Trerotola, about it all.
The anti-rights groups calling themselves “pro-life”—an alliance of Catholics and Evangelicals created to stop the bill to legalize abortion—demonstrated yesterday in Buenos Aires and some other cities against the Comprehensive Sex Education (CSE) law. Among their demands, they stated their intention to repeal the Gender Identity Law and expressed their opposition to all LGBT rights.
In the early hours of Sunday, he was attacked by security personnel at the Porto Club nightclub in the Güemes neighborhood of Córdoba province, when he was defending a gay couple.
How to approach news about LGBTI communities? How to build good journalistic practices for inclusive communication about diversity? These are the questions we will address in the Workshop on Tools for Journalists, coordinated by Presentes and Wiki DDHH LGBT+, in Asunción on November 3. This is a free, in-person training course, which will be held at La…
A regional investigation coordinated from Brazil by Sexuality Policy Watch, a public policy observatory focused on sexual and reproductive health, aims to study how anti-rights groups are gaining a foothold in Latin America. The study will be conducted in ten countries.
For the first time, a court in Paysandú, a department in Uruguay, granted custody of a four-year-old child to his aunt, a transgender woman. The ruling coincided with the day the Uruguayan Senate gave preliminary approval to the Comprehensive Law for Transgender People.
With votes from the Broad Front and Senator Pablo Mieres of the Independent Party (PI), the Uruguayan Senate gave preliminary approval to the comprehensive law for transgender people.
Four organizations - CHA, 100 por Ciento Diversidad, Mujeres Trans Argentina and La rosa naranja - announced that they are withdrawing from the organizing committee of the Pride March that will be on November 17.
A journey from Simone de Beauvoir's feminism through queer theory to reclaimed rights. Is the future non-binary?
After five years, the courts provided Miguel Ángel with redress for the negligence of the El Salvador Hospital and the Metropolitan East Health Service (SSMO), who lost his first HIV test. Ángel lived for three years without knowing he was HIV-positive and came very close to death.
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