Gender policies in Argentina: Who will defend us now?
Workers from the former Ministry of Women, Gender, and Diversity of the Nation held an assembly to defend public gender policies.
Workers from the former Ministry of Women, Gender, and Diversity of the Nation held an assembly to defend public gender policies.
The defendant was sentenced to 10 years in prison. This is a ruling that could set a precedent.
Nicol Ruiz, a trans activist, was 35 years old. She died after suffering in the hospital, following a blow to the head inflicted by her brother-in-law on September 23.
The judge who had been denounced and suspended in 2019 for aggravating the sentence of a trans woman for being a foreigner was acquitted.
In the midst of a protest at a police station, a group of detainees sexually abused a trans woman, who should have been transferred to the women's jail.
On December 11, 2020, Claudia Vásquez Haro became the first trans/travesti woman to earn a doctorate from a public university in Argentina.
A report by Otrans Argentina reveals: two-thirds of incarcerated trans people are between 25 and 40 years old, most of them migrants.
The La Plata Justice system has brought to trial the attempted murder of Otrans activist Claudia Vázquez Haro, and considered hatred of gender identity as an aggravating factor.
2017 ended with another trans victim, adding to the list of deaths of trans and travesti people in Argentina. Carolina Angulo Paredes, 34, was shot in the chest in the early hours of December 29 in Florencio Varela.
Human rights organizations expressed concern over the decision by prosecutor Ana Medina, head of UFI 1 in La Plata, to grant Leonardo Mendoza early release. Mendoza, 25, was arrested and charged with attempting to murder Claudia Vásquez Haro, a trans activist and president of Otrans Argentina.