ILGA-Europe welcome election of first woman EU Commission President
Posted: 17 July 2019
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High-Level Group and List of Actions provide food for thought
Posted: 1 March 2018
Our Executive Director Evelyne Paradis shared her thoughts after the High Level Group's discussions:
LGBTI people need healthcare that works for them – and here’s how EU policymakers can play their part
Posted: 1 February 2018
Right now, from 1 and 2 of February, the closing conference of the Health4LGBTI project is taking place in Brussels.
New FRA report maps out what EU must do to protect civil society
Posted: 18 January 2018
This report is a big step forward for many reasons.
Dutch vote could set back LGBTI rights in Ukraine
Posted: 29 March 2016
On 6 April, a referendum will be held in The Netherlands on the Ukraine-European Union Association Agreement. A No vote has the potential to negatively affect the lives of LGBTI people in Ukraine.
EU fails to adopt LGBTI equality strategy, but proposes list of actions
Posted: 8 December 2015
ILGA-Europe is disappointed that the EU failed to deliver an ambitious LGBTI equality strategy.
2015 off to a positive start with engaging human rights roundtable
Posted: 9 January 2015
ILGA-Europe and our NGO partners took part in a roundtable discussion with newly appointed European Commission First Vice-President Frans Timmermans.
Statement on Nigel Warner’s inclusion in New Year’s Honours List 2015
Posted: 5 January 2015
ILGA-Europe extends our warmest congratulations to close friend and colleague Nigel Warner who was included in the New Year’s Honours list.
Event at the European Parliament on bullying and discrimination in schools
Posted: 17 December 2014
On 16 December, ILGA-Europe held an event at the European Parliament in Strasbourg on the role of the EU and the Council of Europe in tackling bullying and discrimination in schools.
ILGA-Europe Seminar: Stepping Up the Fight Against Hate Crimes
Posted: 11 December 2014
Over 50 representatives from LGBTI org. from across the EU, national governments, EU institutions, civil society and the academic world gathered to discuss how to step up the fight against hate crimes.
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