IDAHOTB DAHOT International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia

Alongside other events to mark International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia 2013 – including talks, workshops, lectures, fundraisers, live music events, school visits and many more – London was also witness to two Musical Rainbow Flashmob Events ! The staff behind top international LGBT news site, Gay Star News, together with the London Gay Men´s Chorus and the London Gay Big Band, made …

In a pioneering move, Cape Verde gets ready for celebrating its first week for the rights lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender people. Local activists report that it will be only the second pride week ever to take place in an African nation: “We are sure this week will be a landmark in the history of Cape Verde and it will …

The new 30 minute documentary features a very wide range of activists and policy-makers from around the world, reflecting on the international fight for rights based on sexual orientation and gender identity, at the United Nations in particular. The question of culture and gender/sexuality features particularly strongly, as people from diverse societies examine what LGBTQI identities and politics mean, in …

This year’s global action for the International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia – in which over 100 cities were lit up with rainbow colours – has now been edited into a video-montage which showcases the amazing diversity of events ! From dance flashmobs in the UK, Myanmar and South Africa, to Die-ins in Brazil and France, to balloon releases in …

Now that the 2013 Annual Report and the Global Rainbow Flashmob Videoare out, we are focusing on gathering feedback from May 17 organisers around the world: What did local activists get from this year? How do we need to change? What actions would you like to see now? With those sorts of questions in mind, we’ve designed a quick 10 question survey, which …