2017
South Africa: Respect by Men and Women in Blue
Sergent Bonginkosi tells about his increased knowlegde of Human Rights, resulting in more respect for LGBTI in his and his colleagues daily work as police ...
2017
Netherlands: Supporting asylum seekers
LGBTI refugees living in asylum centres have a lot to deal with: a new and different culture, a whole package of procedures and fellow refugees who can ...
2017
Appel à candidatures pour rejoindre le Comité Consultatif
Appel à candidatures pour rejoindre le Comité Consultatif International (CCI) du programme Pouvoir des Fiertés 6 postes à pourvoir (4 pour l’Afrique, ...
2023
Halt of SMUG operations: A shrinking of civic spaces and
On Friday, August 5, the National Bureau for Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO Bureau) in Uganda announced, through a press release, the halting of operations ...
2022
Apprenons ensemble!
Nous lançons officiellement notre programme éducatif Power of Pride! Nous voudrions savoir sur quels sujets vous souhaitez approfondir vos connaissances, ...
2022
Sri Lanka, Ukraine, Ghana and Pakistan received many recommendations on SOGIESC issues from other countries in the UN Universal Periodic Review-cycle, resulting in real change for LGBTI in those countries.
This Story if change #72 is told by:
Sriyal Nilanka, Equal Ground, Sri Lanka (at 0:24 min.)
Andrii Zarytskyi, LGBT Association ‘Liga’, Ukraine (at 2:05 min.)
Huseina Meyaki, Centre for Popular Education and Human Rights, Ghana (at 4:01 min.)
Qasim Iqball, NAZ Pakistan, Pakistan (at 5:31 min.)
This Story of change is an illustration of the PRIDE and Bridging the Gaps program.


