We are excited to announce that the 9th ILGA Asia Conference is happening!
Date: 28 November - 2 December 2022
Venue: New World Saigon Hotel, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Conference website: http://ilgaasia2022.org
Almost 2.7 million refugees around the world are from Afghanistan. That’s 2.7 million people forcibly displaced - some as a result of prosecution for whom they love. For this year’s World Refugee Day, we asked LGBTIQ refugees and allies from Afghanistan if they had a message for you. Here’s what they had to say.
On the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, ILGA Asia, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) and 5 other organisations condemn the death penalty under any circumstances, including as a punishment for consensual, same-sex sexual conduct in Asia, and call for its unconditional abolition.
Power of Pride Alliance is looking for a digital security consultant to increase the capacity of its partners on digital security management by developing policies, tools and processes.
Against the backdrop of the global pandemic, LGBTIQ+ people have experienced both progress and setbacks across the world.
ILGA Asia, together with fifteen LGBTIQ+ led and focused organisations, call on FIFA and the Qatari authorities to ensure that the world sporting event is organised according to international human rights standards.
Following the recent court ruling Amnesty International, ILGA Asia, the International Commission of Jurists and Human Rights Watch call on the Singapore Parliament to repeal Section 377A and uphold the human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex individuals.
ILGA Asia is shocked at the unfounded allegations and prejudiced remarks made by a regional activist through a public statement dated 6 March 2022.
10 human rights organisations call on the Philippine legislature to repeal or substantially amend the fatally flawed SIM Card Registration Act, which is a substantial threat to the rights to privacy, freedom of expression and information, and non-discrimination in the Philippines.
Our petition “It's a matter of life and death: Save Afghan LGBTI* now!” (“Es geht um Leben und Tod: Afghanische LSBTI* jetzt retten!”) has collected more than ten thousand signatures and appeals to the German Government to act immediately and save as many queer Afghans as possible. Unfortunately, we have not yet received a response from either of the Ministries. Therefore, we, LSVD, ILGA Asia, 6RANG, Afghan LGBT, Rat&Tat and the CSD Bremen, would like to reiterate and underline our demand.
“We need strong legislation to protect us from such targeted abuse and violence. In that light, we welcome this amendment as a first step towards ensuring justice.”