Outside the Tucumán Criminal Courts, protesters demanded a thorough investigation into the death of the young trans woman. The justice system pledged to develop a protocol for assisting trans witnesses and victims.
In northern Peru, two trans women were murdered in less than fifteen days, according to information provided to Presentes by the Trans Women's Network.
In northern Peru, two trans women were murdered in less than fifteen days, according to information provided to Presentes by the Trans Women's Network.
Fanny Aguiar, a 34-year-old trans woman, was murdered in her home, located at the corner of Cufré and Cagancha streets in the La Comercial neighborhood of Montevideo. Her body showed several stab wounds.
As the one-year anniversary of the murder of the young trans woman Azul Montoro approaches, her killer has been declared criminally responsible.
Nikol Ortellado, a 24-year-old trans woman, was murdered in Puerto Obligado (southern Paraguay) early this morning, just two days before the LGBTI Pride march that will be held in Asunción and other cities in the country this Saturday.
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Paloma died in a public hospital bed from a stroke caused by a blow. This "blow," according to the complaint filed by the association TravesChile (which includes Paloma's own testimony), was the result of a transphobic attack.
Early Thursday morning, Adriana Bonetto was murdered in her home in Rincón, Santa Fe. The main suspect is a man with whom she had been in a relationship for several months. Family and friends of the trans woman are demanding justice and organizing a march for next week.
“Without trans women, there is no one less”: less than six months later and in light of the recent acts of violence against trans women and transvestites, the LOTO group (Organized Trans Freedom and Pride) is calling for a new march to demand compliance with the Gender Identity Law, to ask for a trans job quota law and to say Enough of transvesticide and transfemicide.
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