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Attempted transfemicide in Escobar: Mia survived and her attacker is free
Trans activist Mia Retacco, 26, was attacked in her home by a boy with whom she had a relationship.
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The murder of Honduran trans activist Vicky Hernández reaches the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
On November 11, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights will address the responsibility of the State of Honduras for the extrajudicial execution of Vicky Hernández, a trans woman and human rights defender.
Four LGBT+ people make history by winning the US elections
Two transgender women and two gay African American men have made history by being elected today in the United States. The vote count is very close, and for now, Joe Biden is ahead of Republican Donald Trump in the presidential race.
Cis/Trans: some linguistic considerations
By Teresa Maldonado/Pikara Magazine* Illustration: Mrs. Milton Following the article on freedom of expression and hate speech published in Pikara Magazine last summer, I have received messages from friends on both sides (I have friends—and enemies, I'm afraid—on both sides of the debate, and, above all, in the middle, which is the…
How do rental guarantees work for transvestite and trans workers in Buenos Aires?
Transgender people working in the province of Buenos Aires can now access a guarantee to rent a home. The first contract has already been signed.
Paola was killed 4 years ago: her friend Kenya Cuevas became an activist to seek justice
The transfeminicide of Paola Buenrostro achieved unprecedented media attention in Mexico thanks to the activism of her friend Kenya Cuevas.
First hearings in the trial of Luz Aimé: imprisoned for being a transvestite and a migrant
The first two hearings of the trial that accuses Luz Aimé of a crime she had no knowledge of took place.
Who are TERFs and why do we want them far away from feminism?
TERF forms a word that combines the initials of the English Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminist.
Transgender employment quota in Argentina: after the decree, we're going for a National Law
Today the first day of “Federal and Plurinational Lobbying” for a National Law of “Quota and Labor Inclusion for Transvestites and Trans People” will take place, in which more than 200 voices of independent activists and different organizations will participate.
They are asking for the acquittal of Luz Aimé Díaz, imprisoned for being a transvestite, a migrant, and poor.
In July 2018, the 22-year-old woman was charged with “aggravated robbery and aggravated kidnapping.” She spent eight months in Ezeiza Prison and is currently under house arrest. The oral trial begins on September 11. By Alejandra Zani [News originally published on January 20] In…