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Histórico: personas LGBTQ ya pueden donar sangre en Honduras

Reportar sin Miedo es el socio mediático en Honduras. Esta nota salió en su sitio web el 5 de diciembre.

Un esperado avance en la lucha de las poblaciones LGBTIQ+ se produjo tras levantarse la prohibición que durante 25 años impidió que las poblaciones de las disidencias sexuales donaran sangre en Honduras.

Con la publicación del 30 de noviembre en el diario oficial La Gaceta se puso fin a la reforma legal que durante un cuarto de siglo prohibió a las poblaciones LGBTIQ+ donar sangre sin importar las circunstancias. Así, por medio del acuerdo ejecutivo 002-2024, las disidencias sexuales han obtenido un pequeño triunfo tras levantarse el impedimento legal de donar sangre, aunque eso haya puesto en riesgo vidas humanas.

De ese modo, la nueva reforma publicada hace cinco días modifica el acuerdo 629, llamado «Norma técnica para el manejo de la sangre y los componentes sanguíneos», emitido en agosto de 1999 y publicado en La Gaceta en enero del año 2000.

La norma técnica de 1999 ordenaba «excluir en forma permanente” de la donación de sangre «a homosexuales, bisexuales [y] heterosexuales con comportamiento sexual de riesgo”, entre otros.

La razón de tal exclusión, según la norma técnica de hace 25 años, era que “por razón de sus prácticas sexuales o exposición a alto riesgo, tienen mayor probabilidad de adquirir la infección por el virus de la inmunodeficiencia humana u otros agentes infecciosos”.

25 años sin donar sangre

“Nuestra sangre no es distinta. Este avance significa 25 años de lucha por nuestros derechos”, dijo a Reportar Sin Miedo Indyra Mendoza, coordinadora de la Red Lésbica Cattrachas, tras conocer el acuerdo que restituye a las poblaciones LGBTIQ+ el derecho de donar sangre.

Esta reforma histórica se debe al trabajo de litigio estratégico de la Red Lésbica Cattrachas, que impulsó ante el Sistema Interamericano el derecho de donar sangre de las personas LGBTIQ+.

Este nuevo logro de Cattrachas se suma a su exitoso trabajo para obtener la sentencia en el

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