Legal mapping

  • Legal mapping

10 December 2019

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

  • Legal mapping
  • Research

26 October 2019

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

25 October 2019

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

  • Legal mapping

20 March 2019

Map – Sexual orientation laws in the world, 2019

The ILGA World 2019 map shows how laws criminalise, protect, or recognise people on the grounds of their sexual orientation

  • Legal mapping
  • Research

18 March 2019

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

15 December 2017

Trans Legal Mapping Report (2017)

This edition of the Trans Legal Mapping Report details the impact of laws and policies on trans persons across the globe as of 2017

  • Legal mapping

24 November 2017

Overview map – sexual orientation laws (2012)

The ILGA World 2012 map shows how laws criminalise, protect, or recognise people on the grounds of their sexual orientation

  • Legal mapping

24 November 2017

Overview map – sexual orientation laws (2013)

The ILGA World 2013 map shows how laws criminalise, protect, or recognise people on the grounds of their sexual orientation

  • Legal mapping

24 November 2017

Overview map – sexual orientation laws (2014)

The ILGA World 2014 map shows how laws criminalise, protect, or recognise people on the grounds of their sexual orientation