IDAHOTB DAHOT International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia

Bisexual people suffer from homophobia too The idea that identifying as bisexual is a way to avoid homophobia, or easier/safer than coming out as gay is a myth. The people who hate us don’t distinguish between us. homosexuality and bisexuality are ‘not exclusively heterosexual’ and therefore to be feared, hated, distrusted. In homophobic environments, whether schools or offices or households, …

Have your say for May 17 – and hear others have theirs – with a soapbox turnaround. The idea is really simple. Get a soapbox (pictured!), get together with friends and allies, and start taking it in turns to have your say…

This page provides arguments and ideas for mobilising alongside, or as part of progressive communities of faith, for the International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia, as well as

“I think as long as Israel continues to occupy itself by ‘security’ issues, as long as we don’t end the occupation, as long as we continue occupying different nations

Ugandan president, Yoweri Museveni, has today signed the Anti-Homosexuality Bill into law – a draconian instrument, roundly condemned by Ugandan and international human rights defenders, observers and institutions.