IDAHOTB DAHOT International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia

Once again, Swedish activists have promised a varied campaign of protests, events and celebrations to mark IDAHOT 2016. In Stockholm, the local Amnesty International group have called on people to come out for an IDAHOT ‘kiss-in’. The event, organized alongside local LGBT campaigners, will gather hundreds of demonstrators to ‘make out and make change’. Stockholm will also host a special …

Germany  once again hosted a wide variety of campaigns and events across the country. From both state officials and community organisations, IDAHOT 2016 has promised to provide a valuable outlet for Germany’s LGBTI community. Across many cities the Rainbow-Flashmobs once again drew big crowds to launch rainbow colored balloons in sign of hope and solidarity to neighboring countries, where similar …

In Nairobi, Kenya, the Suncity Africa Foundation and the Central Initiative for Transgender, Young Gay, Lesbian and Asylum Seekers (CITY GLASS) will host Refugee Pride, a two-day event aimed at celebrating diversity and progress within the LGBTI community. The event hopes to help campaigners and asylum seekers raise awareness of their needs, whilst also reflecting on the shared difficulties faced …

In Tunis, feminist activists have announced the Second edition of CHOUFTOUHONNA, Tunisia’s International Feminist Art Festival, which will feature a number of performances and exhibitions focused on the experiences of LBT women. Due to the difficult political and legal situation for LGBTI individuals in Tunisia we are not expecting a large number of events to be held on IDAHOT 2016. …

Australia this year will once again host one of the most varied and interesting selection of IDAHOT events. From small local events and ceremonies to spectacular public displays, Australia’s calendar will be filled with a host of incredible actions for May 17. In Western Sydney, local activists and the Open Door Community of Christ will host a picnic day on …