Resources

ILGA World resources make LGBTI knowledge accessible to everyone. Discover our landmark legal mapping reports, research, news, and information about our upcoming events.

Latest news

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  • Explainers
  • Press releases & statements

Daniele Paletta | • 2 minutes

Start here: your guide to the new ilga.org

We welcome you to the new ILGA World website: built for every reader, with clear insight into what we do, and with information at hand. Discover what has changed!

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  • Press releases & statements

17 October 2026

Beyond depathologisation: Securing the right to health for trans communities

It has been 7 years since the World Health Organization depathologised trans identities in the International Classification of Diseases - 11th edition, yet trans and gender diverse communities still face higher levels of discrimination in healthcare

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  • Events
  • Press releases & statements

12 October 2026

ILGA-Europe conference 2026: When we rise, we rise for all of us

In October 2026, hundreds of LGBTI human rights defenders from across Europe and Central Asia gathered in Dublin, Ireland for the annual ILGA-Europe conference, under the theme "Resist and rise."

Read the transcript of the rousing speech that our co-Secretary General Kimberly Frost delivered during the closing plenary

Our latest publications

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  • Practical guides & advocacy toolkits
  • United Nations & SOGIESC issues

15 July 2026

Good practices guide for follow-up on United Nations recommendations

This is ILGA World’s first publication to bring together follow-up practices across treaty bodies, UPR, Special Procedures and the Sustainable Development Goals

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  • Legal mapping
  • Research

30 May 2024

Laws on Us: A global overview of legal progress and backtracking on SOGIESC

"Laws on Us" is a global overview of legal developments affecting our communities across the world on the grounds of SOGIESC

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  • Annual report

27 May 2026

Annual report 2025

The ILGA World 2025 Annual Report offers a summary of a year of work supporting LGBTI communities worldwide

Our latest events

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  • Advocacy weeks
  • UN side events

13 September 2026

HRC 63 | From resolution to reality: Ending harmful health care practices against intersex persons

Join us on 15 September for a Human Rights Council (HRC63) side event to discuss how to move from commitments on paper to changes that intersex people can experience in their lives

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  • Awards

4 August 2026

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!

  • Webinars

21 July 2026

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