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Activists in Fiji persisted with events despite police at the cancelling of a permit that was given to march in commemoration of IDAHO.

Activists in Quito marked IDAHO with a public kissing event in Gabriela Mistral Square, while in Guayaquil activists held a sit-in front

Cuba’s first daughter Mariela Castro led a gay rights marched in Havana to mark IDAHO. During the parade, she hinted that Cuba would soon

The Government’s office for gender equality of Croatia, following the formal recognition of the Day by the government in 2011

Costa Rican activists joined public institutions to demand equal rights on May 17. With a march in downtown Guadalupe, dozens of