She left Peru to escape transphobia: she was killed in Buenos Aires
Yaritza Millones López was 27 years old and had arrived from Peru 3 years ago, escaping discrimination.
Yaritza Millones López was 27 years old and had arrived from Peru 3 years ago, escaping discrimination.
By Vero Ferrari, from Lima. News updated 4/2. Trans activist Claudia Vera was shot and killed in the early hours of March 30. She was on a street in the Independencia district of Lima with a group of friends. She was 30 years old and had been working for several years as a human rights defender…
Until three days ago, Virginia and Paola were complete strangers to each other, but now they have the same goal: to denounce and clarify the murder of their mutual friend, Camila.
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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