Turin’s Red Chamber in the City Palace played host to IDAHO 2012 celebrations for the first time. This is the historic chamber in which the City Council holds its assembly

Nigerian activists used IDAHO 2012 as an opportunity to call on the National Human Rights Commission to promote and protect the human rights of all Nigerian citizens

A historic LGBT event took place in Montenegro to mark IDAHO 2012, namely a protest in front of the Turkish embassy. Participants’ cars were protected by the police, and protestors carried banners saying

In recognition of IDAHO, the US Department of State informed all of its missions around the world about the Day and provided them with best practices related to supporting LGBT groups. The State Department also supported their employees around the world by hosting panels and discussions in embassies and government facilities.

Activists in Montevideo mobilized the local LGBT community to demonstrate love and affection in public spaces under the slogan “Discrimination does not discriminate”.