IDAHOTB DAHOT International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia

Alice Nkom – ADEFHO – Cameroon Alice is a lawyer and has been defending the rights of sexual and gender minorities in an extremely homophobic context for many years. She has won many Human Rights awards and is an activist and intellectual highly respected throughout Africa and beyond. Anh Tu Hoang – Centre for Creative Initiatives in Health and Population – …

China In China, despite some restrictions – involving the arrests of various activists before May 17 – more than 90% of planned events around the country were successfully carried out. This amounted to a total of more than a hundred events around the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia 2014. The following is a short report on just some of …

Companies are increasingly investing the International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia as a tool for action.   The IDAHOT is getting increased attention from corporations, which see the Day as a powerful entry point for action. Major international corporations have now understood that in order to build valid and credible Diversity and Inclusion strategies for their employees and also reach the …

Many community choirs, singers & musicians from around the world spoke sang out in support of LGBTI rights, for the IDAHOT 2014!

Trinidad and Tobago was the subject of a new study, launched especially on the eve of International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia, which found that a majority of the country’s people (57%) were either tolerant or accepting of LGBT people.