“June 28: Vicky Hernández versus Honduras” the documentary about the trans activist murdered in 2009
The documentary recounts the trial in which the Honduran state was found guilty of the death of the trans activist. It can be viewed on YouTube.
The documentary recounts the trial in which the Honduran state was found guilty of the death of the trans activist. It can be viewed on YouTube.
On the day against lesbophobia, homophobia, biphobia and transphobia, Presentes spoke with three activists about the importance of the date and the situation of the LGBT community.
Following a summary trial, the murderers of the young trans woman received sentences of 16 and 19 years. The family is satisfied with the court's decision.
Both families and human rights defenders “are afraid to speak out.”
Transvestite and trans organizations denounce that sex workers are charged quotas and that if they do not comply they are murdered.
Evelyn was beaten to death by Ramón Da Silva, her partner, in 2016. The sentence was for "femicide and hate crime based on gender and expression."
The lawsuit, the prosecution, and activists are calling for the case to be considered a hate crime. Evelyn Rojas was murdered by her partner in October 2016.
Loren Guzmán was reported missing on December 3rd. Two months later her body was found with signs of torture.
For the first time in Uruguay, the Prosecutor's Office seeks to convict the murderer of a trans person, Fanny Aguiar, for femicide and hate crime based on sexual identity (or transvesticide).
The 22-year-old woman had been missing since December. This is the first murder of the year against the LGBT community.