The global call to organise flashmobs to mark IDAHO was taken up in Austria by the Green Party, whose Youth section inspired activists to organise same sex

A widely acclaimed anti-homophobia video campaign was launched by LGBT activists – Spoko, Ja Też (Okay, I do) – which delivers a strong message about homophobic bullying in schools. In Lodz, LGBTQI rights group, Factory of Equality, dedicated readio coverage to the Day,

International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia 2013, and the entire month of May in Mexico was marked by the campaign ‘Talk Mexico’ (Reacciona México), in which LGBT associations invited civil society organizations

Participants of the group Trans Bantu Zambia (TBZ) organised in critical response to this year’s global May 17 mobilisations, spotlighting the brutal effects of everyday transphobia

Dubbed ‘One fine day in 2013 in South Korea’ by activists, on May 17 in the center of Seoul, Korea, around 100 people gathered for an action against homophobia and transphobia, with a flashmob version of the song “You make me proud”: