Iranti-Org is coordinating the event that will take place on the 17th May 2013 on the southern side of Africa. The group has invited all LGBTI activists to participate in a joint action for May 17 and has joined forces this year

The Cape Town-based LGBT group, Free Gender, together with partners, will be celebrating International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia, with a panel discussion on the 17th, on the subject of “Democracy and Homosexuality in the new South Africa”.

The Day’s events were co-ordinated by participants of Iranti-org, in joint collaboration with activists from groups FEW, TIA, GDX, SHE, ARASA, CAL, EPOC, Uthingo, Sexual Rights Centre, and many many more.

Dubbed ‘One fine day in 2013 in South Korea’ by activists, on May 17 in the center of Seoul, Korea, around 100 people gathered for an action against homophobia and transphobia, with a flashmob version of the song “You make me proud”:

In Seville, LGBT associations banded together to organise various activities in secondary education centres