Brussels, 18 June 2019
Strong fundamental rights framework must be part of the next strategic agenda for the EU
The 2019 European Parliament elections come in an increasingly polarised social and political climate.
ILGA-Europe and 21 other civil society organisations and unions today launch #ElectNoHate.
Today the European Parliament adopted two resolutions clearly calling for a strong agenda for the protection and furtherment of LGBTI equality and human rights in the next European Commission’s term.
489 MEPs voted in favour of an instrument to support civil society organisations which promote democracy, rule of law and fundemental rights
The EU's journey to full ratification of the Istanbul Convention has continued in Strasbourg.
The first report, from Rapporteur Kozłowska-Rajewicz, is a positive development as it recognises that Member States should adopt legislation that protects trans people against discrimination when a
MEPs voted to adopt a report containing recommendations relevant to the mental health of LGBTI people.
ILGA-Europe are extremely disappointed to see that the need for a more open, equal and principled European Union appears to be taking a back seat to political games.
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