Liz, Nicole, Kimberley, Martha and Karen: five transfemicides in the first 10 days of November in Mexico
The organizations denounce the poor performance of the prosecutors' offices and demand respect for the sexual identity of the victims.
The organizations denounce the poor performance of the prosecutors' offices and demand respect for the sexual identity of the victims.
In three days, three women were brutally murdered. There is growing concern about the escalating violence in the State of Mexico.
This is the 34th murder of an LGBTI+ person in 2022. They are asking for respect for their gender identity.
The family of the activist, along with LGBT organizations, is demanding that the prosecutor's office treat it as a transfeminicide.
Due to a poor investigation, the murder of the young woman from Tucumán, who was killed in 2018, remains unpunished.
The Santa Fe court also charged the mother with child abandonment. Aldana was attacked on December 22, 2021, and admitted to Cullen Hospital on the 24th. No one investigated what happened until January 3, when she died.
The 22-year-old woman entered the establishment with a man who later left. LGBT organizations are denouncing the prosecutor's office for not investigating.
The young woman was murdered in 2018 and four years later one of the accused is going to trial.
This morning in the Santa Fe courts, a hearing was held regarding the hate crime against Alejandra Ironici. "It was a transfemicide," the prosecutor stated. She also applied the legal definition of femicide.
Alejandra Ironici was 43 years old and a pioneering activist in the trans and travesti rights movement. She was murdered in her home in Santa Fe. The Prosecutor's Office is investigating her death as a transfemicide.