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IDAHOBIT – International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia
Celebrated every year on May 17, the International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia (IDAHOBIT) is a global moment of solidarity and action for LGBTI communities. ILGA World hosts the secretariat of the IDAHOBIT advisory group
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Equal Rights Coalition
ILGA World hosts the secretariat of the Equal Rights Coalition (ERC), an intergovernmental body of 42 member States in partnership with global civil society to protect LGBTI people's human rights and promote inclusive development
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ProtectDefenders.eu
ProtectDefenders.eu is the European Union human rights defenders mechanism, led by a consortium of 12 non-governmental organisations that support people exercising their human rights
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LGBTI Pathways
LGBTI Pathways is a research project developing evidence on the needs and funding landscape of the international and regional LGBTI movements.
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Sport & Rights Alliance
The Sport & Rights Alliance is a global coalition of leading rights organisations using the power of sport to advance rights into the very fabric of society
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With our global LGBTI communities at the 62nd UN Human Rights Council (HRC62)
The 62nd session of the UN Nations Human Rights Council begins in Geneva, and ILGA World will be there for our global LGBTI communities. Find out more about what we will focus on
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Women Deliver 2026: events hosted by ILGA World and partners
Join ILGA World and partners as we center leadership and lived expeiriences of feminists and advocates across the Oceanic Pacific 27-30 April, 2026
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Women Deliver 2026: solidarity, resistance, and reimagination
ILGA World will be at the 2026 Women Deliver Conference in Narrm, 27-30 April. Check out the events that we will co-host, and join us if you are there!
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ILGA World, ILGA Oceania and Oceania Pride condemn UN vote erasing LGBTQ persons with disabilities
In a vote at the United Nations General Assembly, States chose to adopt a discriminatory and exclusionary framework even within a largely positive resolution, leaving millions vulnerable by design