Six men kidnapped and tortured a young trans woman in Paraguay
The victim is 22 years old, a sex worker, and fears for her life.
The victim is 22 years old, a sex worker, and fears for her life.
With Covid-19, the food emergency worsened and state institutions did not provide quick responses to alleviate the effects of the lockdown measures.
Amid Paraguay's social unrest against the government, LGBT+ people, feminists, and indigenous women are making their demands for urgent needs exacerbated by the pandemic.
The year of the pandemic was characterized by a deepening of the social and economic crises that already existed in the LGBT population.
The Paraguayan state has a unique nuclear family model that reproduces traditional gender roles.
Paola Benítez Ramírez, a 24-year-old trans woman, was the victim of a hate crime.
Usha Didi Gunatita was the transvestite who left a permanent mark on the historical memory of Paraguay.
Many LGBT people living with their families are going through difficult times, whether due to breakups or a forced distancing from their relationships.
The quarantine requires everyone to stay home, restricting movement as much as possible. Healthcare workers, public officials, and journalists are exempt. As of May 9, 563 cases and 10 deaths had been reported. According to the 2019 World Development Report (WDR): The Changing Nature of Work,…
A regional report on how LGBT+ people are being affected by the pandemic.