Activists in Tbilisi, Georgia made the invisible, visible on Sunday, May 18, 2014, when they left more than 100 shoes in Pushkini Square, Tbilisi – where yesterday’s IDAHOT protest had had to be called off, for security reasons.

US President, Barack Obama, releases an official statement in honour of the International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia 2014.

May 17, 2014 is the 9th annual International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia, the biggest LGBTI solidarity event in the world. May 17 actions are set to take place in over 120 countries today. Before 3am (UTC), at the start of the Day worldwide, various top global figures have already come out in support for May 17 around the world. …

“The L Project” gave its “We’re All Human” video to IDAHOT actions all around the world. It is literally just released! Please download and share this charity single to help Transgender Youth, LGBT people suffering from abuse in Russia, and to help change death penalty laws for gay people worldwide. All 100% of proceeds and royalties go to LGBT charities. …

RFSU Halland will will have info tables and other possible actions in Halmstadt, Sweden on the IDAHOT.