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The 10 good news stories of 2018 for LGBTI people in Latin America
The 10 good news stories of 2018 for LGBTI people in Latin America
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A trans woman was murdered by her partner in Montevideo
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.
Campaign launched to repeal Uruguay's Comprehensive Trans Law
National Party deputies Carlos Iafigliola and Álvaro Dastugue launched a campaign today to repeal the Comprehensive Law for Trans People through a referendum, under the slogan "We are all equal."
A trans woman was attacked in Salto: "Now you'll finally get your pension."
A transgender woman was beaten by three neighbors in the Don Atilio neighborhood of Salto. While they were hitting her, they yelled at her, "Now you're going to collect your pension," referring to the benefits granted by Uruguay's recently approved Comprehensive Trans Law.
A trans woman was attacked in Salto: "Now you'll finally get your pension."
A transgender woman was beaten by three neighbors in the Don Atilio neighborhood of Salto. While they were hitting her, they yelled at her, "Now you're going to collect your pension," referring to the benefits granted by Uruguay's recently approved Comprehensive Trans Law.
Trans mother: "I'm going to raise him with the freedom that was denied to me"
Nicole Vázquez is a Uruguayan trans woman based in Buenos Aires who was granted custody of her four-year-old nephew by the Uruguayan Justice system.
Trans mother: "I'm going to raise him with the freedom that was denied to me"
Nicole Vázquez is a Uruguayan trans woman based in Buenos Aires who was granted custody of her four-year-old nephew by the Uruguayan Justice system.
Uruguay passed the comprehensive law for transgender people
Uruguay's Chamber of Deputies approved the Comprehensive Law for Transgender People. The country has a gender identity law, but it only allows for legal gender change.
The court ruled in favor of a trans woman to adopt her nephew
For the first time, a court in Paysandú, a department in Uruguay, granted custody of a four-year-old child to his aunt, a transgender woman. The ruling coincided with the day the Uruguayan Senate gave preliminary approval to the Comprehensive Law for Transgender People.
The Uruguayan Senate gave preliminary approval to a comprehensive law for transgender people
With votes from the Broad Front and Senator Pablo Mieres of the Independent Party (PI), the Uruguayan Senate gave preliminary approval to the comprehensive law for transgender people.