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- Press releases & statements
- Stories
2026 International Pride Awards honour five LGBTIQ+ equality champions at WorldPride Amsterdam
The awardees are South African deputy minister Mmapaseka Steve Letsike, the human rights organisation COC Nederland, long-standing activist Marcela Dimonty from Chile, Ugandan trans pastor Aggie Dennett Harmon, and the disability rights advocate and LGBTIQ+ ally Dr Satendra Singh from India
- Events
2026 WorldPride human rights conference: ILGA World is present!
ILGA World representatives are contributing to many sessions of the 2026 WorldPride human rights conference: discover the programme!
- Awards
International Pride Awards 2026
On 5 August 2026, the International Pride Awards ceremony will be live from the WorldPride Human Rights Conference in Amsterdam. Join us!
- Opportunities
Advocacy grants for ILGA World member organisations: call for proposals
Are you an ILGA World member organisation? Are you seeking support for advocacy initiatives that advance the rights, dignity, safety, and freedom of LGBTI people and communities? Send your proposal by 13 August 2026
- Press releases & statements
Amrou Al-Kadhi to host 2026 International Pride Awards ceremony at WorldPride Amsterdam
The British-Iraqi writer, filmmaker, and performer also known as Glamrou will host the ceremony during the Human Rights Conference at WorldPride Amsterdam
- Explainers
From commitment to reality: Strengthening LGBTI advocacy at the 2026 High-Level Political Forum
The 2026 High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) marked another important milestone in advancing LGBTI inclusion within the implementation of the 2030 Agenda.
- Stories
Centring LBQ women: Shaping a new global agenda for gender justice
Together with its LBQ women's advocacy week partners, ILGA World worked strategically to create a dedicated and visible space for lesbian, bisexual, queer and trans women and gender diverse people within multilateral human rights environment.
- Webinars
Decriminalisation led by communities: How States & the UN can support without causing harm
Join us on Wednesday 22 July to discuss how the human rights imperative of decriminalisation must be rooted in a do-no-harm approach
- Explainers
7 key takeaways from the UN’s first report on lesbian, bisexual and queer women
Explore the key findings of the historic publication presented by the Independent Expert on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity, addressing the violence and discrimination affecting lesbian, bisexual, and queer women