[España]
NaBai vuelve a registrar "con ligeros cambios" la primera ley integral sobre transexualidad

El parlamentario de Nafarroa Bai Ioseba Eceolaza ha vuelto ha registrar "con ligeros cambios" la primera ley integral de reconocimiento de los derechos de las personas transexuales, después de que varios de sus artículos fueran considerados inconstitucionales por el letrado del Parlamento de Navarra, Manuel Pulido.

[Sweden]
Transsexual granted right to change name to Immanuel

The Swedish administrative court of appeals has granted a 28-year-old Sandviken transsexual the right to be called Immanuel.

Both the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket) and the county administrative court have previously denied the request for a name change on the basis that Immanuel was an unsuitable name for a woman.

[Chile]

Lanzan manual educativo contra el bullying homo y transfóbico
Esta iniciativa pretende aminorar la ignorancia, los prejuicios y las discriminaciones basadas en la orientación sexual y la identidad de género.

[Argentina]
Desafío Trans en todo el país

La Asociación de Travestis, Transexuales y Transgénero de Argentina (ATTTA) definió su estrategia de acción en relación al VIH/sida en un taller de planificación realizado en la provincia de Córdoba. El pedido es claro y sencillo: acceso a los servicios de salud para la comunidad trans en todos los centros de salud del país.

[Canada]
Alta. faces rights battle over sex-change coverage

Furious members of the transgendered, gay, lesbian and bisexual communities are readying themselves for a human-rights complaint after the Alberta government delisted gender-reassignment surgery from its funding coverage Tuesday.

[Commentary] Vuepoint: Cold calculation
Cuts to surgery elicit protest from LGBT community

[CO, USA]
Transgender slaying advertised to raise awareness

A Colorado gay-rights group is taking out newspaper ads to raise awareness about an upcoming murder trial of a man accused of killing a transgender woman in Greeley.
The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center of Colorado has advertised the trial in 22 state newspapers. The group wants to remind people about Angie Zapata, a teenager who was beaten to death last July.

Ads highlight Angie Zapata’s life, death