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Valeria Pinto: The first trans person that changes her sex and name thanks to the Gender Identity Law in Chile

Valeria Pinto was the first trans person in Chile that changed her name and registral sex thanks to the Gender Identity Law (GIL) that became effective on December 27th. The coordinator of de OTEDUCA Unit, Kris Córdova, witnessed the special audience.

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OTD Chile statement in support of freedom of expression

(Santiago, December 17, 2019).- During two weeks, as OTD Chile we consulted in our social networks who would exercise the…

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Yes to a new constitution with gender parity and binary gender

Many organizations, authorities, activists and public figures have spoken on favor of a new constitution with gender parity, this being…

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Bruno fights for his right to identity: Story of a graduation

Earlier this year, we got a message from Bruno, a young trans student who related the discrimination he suffered from the school authorities of the school San José Del Carmen, located in the commune of Palmilla, Libertador Bernardo O’higgins Region, for not allowing him to get graduated with his social name.

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Report of Violence to Dissent Entities in Chile

Report of Violence to Dissent Entities in Chile before, during and after the State of Emergency of Sebastián Piñera's Government.

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Letter on human rights violations in Chile

We hereby express the conformation of the Coordinator for Sexual and Gender Dissidence, constituted on October 23 of this year due to the national contingency. We are a Coordinator that, nationally brings together as many organizations, institutions and self-convened individuals belonging to the LGBTIQA+ community and related dissidents, To date, we have developed three open assemblies, in which we have gathered more than 200 people, who have historically struggled for the respect and vindication of the human rights.

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OTD Chile expounds at the launching of a British guide produced by Stonewall UK for inclusion at work for LGBTIQ+ people

OTD Chile took part in the launching of a new version of the international guide about inclusion at work for LGBTIQ+ people, produced by the British organization Stonewall, which includes our country for the first time, joining to the 27 reports that have been published since 2016.

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