Farkhad Musazov, Partnership specialist, Kyrgyz Indigo, Kyrgyzstan.
“I am Here for You”, supported by Creating Opportunities programme, is the project that helps to share stories of LGBT acceptance within their own siblings. These are all life stories about acceptance, love, support and the overcoming of difficulties together.
Laura Piazza - ILGA Europe Senior Campaign & Programmes Officer
There are many ways to tell the story of Creating Opportunities, as many as the number of activists, community members, allies and experts that made the programme possible over the last 4 years.
Sophie Aujean, ILGA Europe Senior Policy and Programmes Officer
A bit more than two years ago, ILGA-Europe embarked in a great project called Health4LGBTI and aiming to raise awareness of the health inequalities and barriers faced by LGBTI people and to equip health professionals with relevant tools to overcome these.
ILGA-Europe Communications Team
Two cities. Two groups of LGBTI community organisers. Two events with the same name. Two very different experiences – but one common shared lesson about the significance of Pride marches in 2018.
Tina Kolos Orban, Vice President of Transvanilla Transgender Association, Hungary
Many of us might be wondering what we can do for the rights of sex workers when we, ourselves, are not sex workers. Our guiding principle is “nothing about them without them”.
Cal Orre, RFSL and Nicklas Dennermalm, RFSL Stockholm
RFSL do not believe that criminalising people buying sex or people involved in sex work is of benefit to sex workers and want the Swedish government to revise the law to protect sex workers.
Luca Stevenson, ICRSE Coordinator
4 steps you can take for greater inclusion of LGBTI sex workers in your work
Evelyne Paradis, ILGA-Europe Executive Director
As ILGA-Europe publish our new policy position on LGBTI sex workers, I want to say a heartfelt thank you to all the LGBTI sex workers’ activists who kept pushing us throughout the years.
Daina Rudusa, ILGA-Europe Advocacy and Programmes Officer
8000 people. 3 political parties. 1 business. This year’s Baltic Pride in Riga was a year of many firsts.
Levan Berianidze, Executive Director of Equality Movement, Georgia.
LGBTQI clubs and bars have played the crucial role in mobilising LGBTQI people, creating a sense of community and belonging both globally and in Georgia.
Therefore, the attacks on these clubs were seen as the attacks on our homes, on the spaces where we can enjoy our freedom and share our love.
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