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- Practical guides & advocacy toolkits
#inthistogether, CONNECTED: webinars and roundtables
Access the webinars and roundtables that ILGA World organised for the LGBTI community worldwide during the Covid-19 pandemic
- United Nations & SOGIESC issues
HRC session 43 (Feb-Mar 2020) – ILGA World’s engagement
Information about ILGA World’s work during the 43rd UN Human Rights Council and how it addressed the human rights of LGBTI people worldwide
- Legal mapping
- Research
Curbing deception – A world survey of legal restrictions of so-called ‘conversion therapies’
The pioneering ILGA World research on so-called ‘conversion therapies' is a global survey of legal restrictions to these dangerous practices
- Legal mapping
Map – Sexual orientation laws in the world (December 2019)
The ILGA World 2019 map shows how laws criminalise, protect, or recognise people on the grounds of their sexual orientation
- Practical guides & advocacy toolkits
- United Nations & SOGIESC issues
Special Procedures factsheets
- Legal mapping
- Research
State-Sponsored Homophobia report 2019
The “State-Sponsored Homophobia” report is a global survey of how laws affect people on the grounds of their sexual orientation that ILGA World published annually between 2007 and 2020
- Legal mapping
State-Sponsored Homophobia report 2019: global legislation overview update
The “State-Sponsored Homophobia” report is a global survey of how laws affect people on the grounds of their sexual orientation that ILGA World published annually between 2007 and 2020
- Practical guides & advocacy toolkits
- United Nations & SOGIESC issues
Treaty Bodies strategic litigation toolkit
Our first toolkit focusing on strategic litigation with the UN Treaty Bodies and on individual communications on SOGIESC issues to this human rights mechanism
- Practical guides & advocacy toolkits
- United Nations & SOGIESC issues
Treaty Bodies’ jurisprudence on SOGIESC issues
A list that summarises all Treaty Bodies’ jurisprudence on SOGIESC issues, including decisions and pending cases