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Content Type(s): Page
Topic(s): Inclusive Development
Region(s): Global
Advocating for LGBTIQ Inclusion and Equality at the World Bank
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Multilateral Institutions, Inclusive Development
Region(s): Global
From Visibility to Economic Power: Building Inclusive Economies for LGBTIQ People
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): LBQ, LBQ Women
Region(s): Global
Where the World Can’t See Us, We Still See Each Other
… like me. I imagine asking a question at the “ask a lesbian” table. I imagine being seen. And I wonder: if such a space had existed here, in my part of the world, would I still be invisible …
Content Type(s): Publication
Topic(s): Intersex
Region(s): Global
Intersex Human Rights: A Report on the HRC Resolution 55/14
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Intersex
Region(s): Global
7 recommendations from intersex advocates to guide inclusive change
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): United Nations
Region(s): Global
‘We Are Winning Even in Difficult Times’ – Outright’s Latiyah Orneill’s Bold Speech at CSW69
… ‘We Are Winning Even in Difficult Times’ – Outright’s Latiyah Orneill’s Bold Speech at CSW69 Submitted by jjohnson on Tue, 04/08/2025 - …
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Legal Discrimination, Anti-LGBTIQ Crackdown, Rights in Retrograde
Region(s): Global
The Legal Codification of Gender Panic. Rights in Retrograde, vol. 5
Content Type(s): Publication
Topic(s): Conversion Practices, Law & Policy
Region(s): Global
Legislating Against Conversion Practices
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Trans, Anti-LGBTIQ Crackdown
Region(s): Global
Trans People Need Legal Gender Recognition. Don’t Sell Us Out.
Content Type(s): Press Release
Topic(s): Anti-LGBTIQ Crackdown, Legal Discrimination
Region(s): Trinidad and Tobago
Court Decision Reverses Progress on LGBTQ People’s Rights in Trinidad and Tobago
… Tobago on March 25, 2025, in the case of The Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago v Jason Jones.  The judgment, which reverses the 2018 decriminalization ruling in the lower court, … clause to evade human rights obligations, prioritizing political expediency over justice. “No one should be criminalized for who they are or who they love. These regressive laws continue to …