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2018: The trans population, the main victims of violence in Peru
In 2018, violence in Peru disproportionately affected transgender people. There was no significant progress for the rights of LGBTIQ+ people.
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Bowling alley discriminated against trans activists: "They know they can't be here"
In the early hours of December 25, Claudia Vasquez Haro and Ariana Linares Araujo went out dancing at a nightclub in La Plata but were not allowed to enter because they are trans.
Bowling alley discriminated against trans activists: "They know they can't be here"
In the early hours of December 25, Claudia Vasquez Haro and Ariana Linares Araujo went out dancing at a nightclub in La Plata but were not allowed to enter because they are trans.
I want to break free from Christmas
For many of us, trans or transvestites, these dates are a living reminder of not belonging to a family.
#Catamarca Fray Mamerto Esquiú approved a transvestite-trans job quota
The ordinance establishes that 2% of the total staff of the municipality must be occupied by transgender, transsexual and transvestite people.
#PHOTOS "Tell me who you hang out with": intimacy as a political act
With this unmissable photographic essay on sexual diversity, Paula Acunzo won the first prize in Small Format from the Association of Graphic Reporters of Argentina (ARGRA).
#PHOTOS "Tell me who you hang out with": intimacy as a political act
With this unmissable photographic essay on sexual diversity, Paula Acunzo won the first prize in Small Format from the Association of Graphic Reporters of Argentina (ARGRA).
Hotel Gondolín: an alternative housing option for transvestites and trans people in Buenos Aires
The Gondolín Hotel has 20 rooms where 40 transvestites and transgender people live in the City of Buenos Aires. It's a place of refuge but also a stopover: many come from other provinces and it's the first place they find.
A law to provide redress for sex workers who are victims of institutional violence.
It is an initiative of the Association of Prostitute Women of Argentina (Ammar) and was presented at the request of the deputy of the Social and Popular Front Carlos del Frade in the provincial Legislature.
#25N Diverse women from Paraguay took to the streets against gender violence
More than 3,000 rural women, activists, residents of the Bañado Sur neighborhood, lesbians, trans women, cisgender women, students, and sex workers marched through the streets of Asunción, Paraguay, to demand an end to femicides, discrimination, and gender-based violence. They did so under the banner "We will not be silent anymore," on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, November 25th.