This paper is an excerpt of the project, "Cis, trans, and lesbian women in situations of violence and access to justice in Northwest Argentina.From diagnosis to action," carried out by ANDHES and CLADEM in Jujuy and Tucumán from 2020 to 2023.The project presents the results of the participatory research carried out to determine the status of the Argentine legislation regarding LGBTI+ people in relation to the general context and their vulnerability in access to rights and obstacles in the access to justice faced by trans and transvestite women in the Northwest of Argentina.* This article is directly translated from the original Spanish version, Las Mujeres Cis, Trans y Lesbianas en Situación de Violencia y el Acceso a La Justicia en el Noroeste Argentino: Del Diagnóstico a la Acción, also available in this Issue.It should be noted that the use of the word "transvestite" in this article stems from a literal translation of the Spanish word "travesti" in the original article.
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