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

Violence marred the first LGBT IDAHO march to be held in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi. Christian activists led by Orthodox priests blocked

Activists organized events in three cities: Tetovo, Gostivar and Kicevo. Flyers on LGBT rights and homophobia were widely distributed.

More than 80 representatives from government, civil society, the diplomatic corps and various educational institutions joined Jamaican activists for a public forum in Kingston themed

Traditionally, IDAHO mobilisations are strong in France, where the Day has been celebrated since it was officially launched back in 2005.