2019 ANNUAL REPORT

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1 ILGA World - the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association is grateful for the support of its member organisa- tions, staff, interns and Board and Committee members who work tire- lessly to make everything we do possible. A heartfelt shout-out and thank you goes to all the human rights defenders around the world for the time and energy they commit to ad- vancing the cause of equality for persons with diverse sexual orienta- tions, gender identities and gender expressions, and sex characteristics everywhere.

Our deepest thanks to those who have financially made our work – including the World Conference – possible in 2019:

and many individuals who have made donations.

2 2019 ILGA World launches its new logo and visual identity JANUARY in the run up to the World Conference. AT A GLANCE

The first session of the Human Rights Council begins. FEBRUARY Throughout the year ILGA World and our allies made sure to keep raising queer voices at the United Nations!

Nearly 600 human rights defenders from 93 countries and territories gather MARCH in Aotearoa New Zealand for the 29th ILGA World Conference. Activists from around the globe pass a resolution call- An historic meeting takes place in the Vatican City: we join ing for a worldwide decriminalisation of APRIL other LGBTI organisations in calling on the Roman Catholic sex work. Church to take action against the violence, discrimination The UN passes a resolution calling for and criminalisation faced by our communities. an end to discrimination of women and girls in sports – including women born with variations of sex characteristics. This represents the first UN resolution We rejoice with trans communities on the rights of intersex persons! worldwide, as the World Health Or- MAY ganisation adopts the 11th revision of the International Classification The world celebrates the 50th anni- of Diseases (ICD-11) that formally JUNE versary of the Stonewall uprising. de-psycho-pathologises most trans “Because of Stonewall, we have identities. Now it’s time to engage now brought our activism to the in the review process to finally world stage - we are no longer in reach full depathologisation! the closet in terms of fighting for our rights and we will no longer be silenced.” The Human Rights Council renews the mandate of the Independent Expert on Sexual Orientation and JULY Gender Identity. Together with others, ILGA World mobilised 1,312 organisations from 174 countries ILGA World hosts an holistic security to reach this result. AUGUST workshop in South Korea in the wake of the ILGA Asia conference for LGBTI defenders from across Asia - an initiative Our board meets in Geneva. falling under our involvement with the The World Conference gave SEPTEMBER ProtectDefenders.eu mechanism. us a new strategic plan and governance structure: now it’s time to put plans for the “We are stronger together!” Our Co-Secretaries General address the ILGA-Europe years ahead into action! OCTOBER conference in Prague, calling for unity in our movement. Throughout the year, more than 1,200 LGBTI human rights defenders gathered together for our three regional conferences of 2019 in Seoul, Prague and Bogotá.

ILGA World raises LGBTI youth voices at the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25, and NOVEMBER takes part in the Sporting Chance Forum to raise awareness about the barriers to fully participate in sports We launch the second update of the year to the that our communities keep facing. In DECEMBER State-Sponsored Homophobia report. In 2019 Bogotá, Colombia, ILGA World supports we released ground-breaking new research, the 2019 ILGALAC conference. including the first Treaty Bodies Strategic Litigation Toolkit focusing on SOGIESC issues, and contributed to analyses of how trans persons are criminalised across the world. 3 ear friends, D in this 2019 Annual Report we are happy to report about the initia- tives of international significance that ILGA World has continued to under- take to put the spotlight on current and emerging LGBTIQ human rights intersectionalities, and in effecting real change in our communities across the globe. 2019 proved to be a great year for ILGA World and many of our mem- bers, allies and communities – despite the daily, ongoing struggle against LGBTI-phobia, racism, nationalism and intersecting forms of discrimina- tion that our communities are forced to endure. We saw real progress through- out the year, including a defining vote by the United Nations to renew the mandate of the Independent Expert 4 on SOGI. This was a historic victory made possible by the extraordinary work of hundreds of human rights

We stand with you in our endless fight for love in the face of hate, unity in the face of division, peace in the face of violence, and diversity in the face of lesbophobia, homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, interphobia, ageism, racism, sexism, ableism, hostility against indigenous communities, and all other forms of discrimination

and non-governmental organisations Angola and Botswana decrimi- state in India implemented a ban on from across the world, including nalised consensual same-sex sexual non-consensual surgeries on intersex many of our members. Your advocacy relationships. A number of historic infants. In Brazil, the Federal Supreme prompted over half of the States who rulings also saw Zimbabwe, Kosovo Court voted in favour of making ho- were able to vote to support the re- and Sweden acknowledge and affirm mophobia and transphobia crimes newal: a tremendous increase in com- the rights of trans persons. Taiwan similar to racism. mitment in only three years, since the became the first territory in Asia to mandate was first created! adopt marriage equality, which be- 2019 also brought more focus And we had even more successes came a reality also in Austria and Ec- on the realities of existing harmful to celebrate. uador during the year. The Tamil Nadu medical practices, not only in terms of the violent erasure of intersex bodies. for our World Conference in Welling- are all treated and recognised both Trans and gender diverse identities ton, Aotearoa New Zealand. Despite legally and socially as being truly free were declassified as a mental illness in the world reeling from the tragedy and equal citizens of our planet Earth. the latest version of the International that took place in Christchurch only Finally, we want to thank and Classification of Diseases (ICD-11), three days before our opening cer- acknowledge the work of Ruth Bal- and our communities kept speaking emony, we managed to continue de- dacchino and Helen Kennedy, whose up against the harmful and discredit- veloping new ways of advocating for work and leadership as our former ed practice of ‘conversion’ therapy, re- our rights, sharing our truths and our Co-Secretaries General we are most sulting in positive legislation in a num- stories, and empowering our commu- grateful for. We see you, we hear you, ber of cities and states. Moreover, at nities. Perhaps our connections were and we acknowledge your commit- least 10 countries and counting are even stronger in the immediate face ment to ILGA World and your work in backing calls for a potential ban in the of that hate – connections that cut protecting and promoting the human coming months! across religion, gender identity, race, rights of all our LGBTIQ communities gender, gender expression, nation- everywhere, everyday: a mission that Unfortunately, with light comes ality, sex characteristics, and sexual you have passed on to us. darkness and some losses. In Africa, orientation. Gabon formally criminalised same-sex At the conference, we were In solidarity, sexual activity (in what luckily became elected as the new Co-Secretaries a short-lived provision), and all over General of ILGA World ushering in a the world more and more countries new era of visibility for bisexual and are showing worrying signs of back- trans women leadership from the Luz Elena Aranda - Tuisina Ymania Brown sliding on their human rights obliga- Global South among international tions, or are culpably stalling progress NGOs. Co-Secretaries General, ILGA World to a truly free an equal society. In just a few months, we had Despite our advancements, our multiple occasions to witness once people are still at disproportionate again just how resilient, creative and risk of violence, poverty, homeless- passionate our communities and our ness and illness in every single region. fellow human rights defenders are. As much as the past year gave us rea- We saw the incredible work that sons to rejoice, the work is not yet you do to advance laws to protect done, and we will continue to support and recognise our communities, and LGBTI communities on the ground to provide immediate support to the who keep pushing for change. most marginalised among us. To all our members, we congrat- In 2019, we continued creating ulate you on your work, and remind communications to win over hearts you all that we stand with you in our and minds, spaces for defenders to endless fight for love in the face of come together and strategise, and op- hate, unity in the face of division, portunities to advocate our rights in peace in the face of violence, and international fora. diversity in the face of lesbophobia, We also released and updated homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, ground-breaking research on laws interphobia, ageism, racism, sexism, that affect us and on how human rights ableism, hostility against indigenous bodies are looking into our lived real- communities, and all other forms of ities - including our State-Sponsored discrimination. Homophobia report, an unprecedent- We will continue to advance to- ed guide on strategic litigation with wards full global decriminalisation, the UN Treaty Bodies, and referenc- to focus and expand our research es to SOGIESC issues made by these capabilities, to find new ways to en- bodies during the past few years. gage with you - our members and stakeholders - and expand how we And of course, the big highlight of can collectively drive the vision and 2019 for ILGA World itself was when mission of ILGA World forward, to- our global family gathered together wards that time and space where we

5 nother year of triumph and ad- A versity has passed, but through every challenge thrown at us in 2019, ILGA World has come out stronger. The globally coordinated campaign to have the mandate of the UN Inde- pendent Expert on Sexual Orienta- tion and Gender Identity renewed, our presence in international human rights bodies, the authoritativeness of our research and the reach it has on media outlets across the world are all testament to the resilience and im- pact of this organisation. In the face of ongoing attacks against the human rights of those with diverse SOGIESC, our relationship with our membership has deepened as well as grown by 127 over the past year, reaching 1,622 organisations. These members, supported by our six regions, are the true founda- tion of our movement. Through their activism, the global ILGA family is able to advance LGBTI human rights from the grassroots level all the way through to the United Nations and back again as we use multiple tools, fora and strategies to truly make the world a better place for LGBTI per- sons everywhere.

I know that our family will prevail through the hardships and expand on the immense progress we have made in 2019

Throughout 2019, ILGA World ILGA-Europe, ILGA Asia and The global LGBTI family came has continued to offer institutional, ILGALAC hosted their regional con- together, too, as the celebrations for strategic, and - where possible - finan- ferences, bringing together over a our 40th anniversary culminated in cial support to our regional chapters thousand human rights defenders our World Conference in Wellington, to ensure we maintain impact on a of diverse backgrounds to share Aotearoa New Zealand. global level and speak with a united knowledge and strategise a way for- We spent an important week voice in advancement of our rights. ward for these regional movements. together, taking the opportunity to

6 sincerely listen to groups too often the hardships and expand on the im- left invisible - even within a move- mense progress we have made in 2019. ment like ours, which must be built on My personal thanks to ILGA inclusion. We were particularly struck World’s staff, interns and to the ILGA by the unified call of the membership World board and committee mem- to support decriminalisation of sex bers, and to each and every member work. Our members also voted-in organisation and person who has candidates to a new part of our gov- helped contribute to a fairer, safer ernance structures: five committees world. of activists from every region, helping ensure ILGA World’s work on Bisexu- In solidarity, al, Intersex, Trans, Women and Youth issues are informed and led by these communities. Truly Queer Democracy André du Plessis in Action. Already in 2019 these com- Executive Director, ILGA World mittees started their work and the Chairs met together in Geneva in June 2019 to plan for the future.

Of course, writing from 2020 I would be hard-pressed to not mention the global Covid-19 pandemic, which has affected life in every country and severely impacted the advocacy work of our members. While many of the gatherings we had planned have had to be cancelled or postponed, we have worked on exciting ways for our glob- al family to come together – including a series of roundtables and advocacy webinars, and a collection of resourc- es for your remote working and well- being. We have been a platform for you to share positive messages for our communities, continued to conduct research and advocacy work in inter- national fora, and to raise your voices on media worldwide. And we are at the frontlines reminding governments why Covid-19 relief efforts must be LGBTI-inclusive, and that any efforts to shape the world for the better after this crisis must not leave us behind. We are still here. And we remind all of you that we are indeed in this together, and that we all should be operating in that spirit. That we need to keep looking out for each other, our communities, our neighbours and our planet. Having been privileged enough to have met hundreds of our members in my time so far as Executive Director, I know that our family will prevail through

7 OUR 2019 WORLD CONFERENCE

Our global family never ceases to moments. For the first time, an ILGA and RainbowYOUTH (our gracious inspire us. Hundreds of LGBTI activ- World event hosted pre-conferences host rōpū), and all our members for ists gathered in Wellington, Aotearoa for LGBTI youth, indigenous peoples, coming together and forging a path New Zealand in March 2019 for our and sex workers. The latter in par- forward! World Conference. We heard sto- ticular prompted our movement to ries, crafted strategies, developed pass an historic resolution opposing Sadly, the conference was also campaigns, and connected across our all forms of criminalisation and legal marked by the tragic attacks in Christ- identities, regions, class, colours, abil- oppression of sex work – an absolute church: the incidents took place just ities and age. It was a powerful mo- first for us. This World Conference three days before we were bound to ment of global movement-building! has really opened up spaces for the start, and shook us all to the core. We Held under the theme of Cele- most marginalised and least visible stand in solidarity and sorrow with brate our past to liberate our future, communities in our global movement! the victims and their families, and we the 2019 ILGA World Conference continue to commit ourselves to a saw a number of historic moments In Wellington we also cele- world where all people can live free of for our organisation. Our global ILGA brated the first 40 years of ILGA, the fear of violence and hate. family had never gathered together allowing us to reflect on our jour- in Oceania before, and our confer- ney thus far and on the road ahead. Read more about the 2019 ILGA ence incorporated a strong Pacific We thank Intersex Trust Aotearoa World conference in our dedicated indigenous influence in many of its New Zealand, Tīwhanawhana Trust report!

8 A NEW NAME AND During the conference, a new AT A GLANCE GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE strategic plan to guide our work until 2023 was adopted, and our new gov- ernance started to really come to life. The 2019 ILGA World Conference The Steering Committees - continuing has been a transformative experience the work of our Secretariats – saw for our members, and presented them their first Chairs elected. Since then, a unique opportunity to participate in each of them has joined the Executive a global democratic process by voting Board, while coordinating a group of 120 to elect a new Board, amend existing six more activists from ILGA members sessions held policies, and update ILGA World’s coming from every region. As a result, mandate. the beautiful diversity of our global In Wellington, our members voted family is represented when ILGA to change our name from “ILGA” to World discusses bisexual, intersex, “ILGA World”: a small yet fundamental 93 trans, women, and youth issues! move to point out that our organisation countries and territories is made by, and working for, our represented communities from all over the globe. It also helps distinguish the global federation from our six regions. 594 registered participants (including 108 scholars) from: “This is an enriching space, thanks to all the identities and dimensions that intersect in members ASIA 13,1% of our community. EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA 20,6% ILGA has shaped my AFRICA 11,8% vision of the world” NORTH AMERICA 15,3% Gloria Careaga Pérez LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN 7,7% OCEANIA 31,5%

14% of participants of indigenous/traditional identities

9 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS

CO-SECRETARIES GENERAL BISEXUAL COMMITTEE CHAIR INTERSEX COMMITTEE CHAIR Tuisina Ymania Brown Rāwā Karetai Tony Briffa Pacific Human Rights Initiative Rainbow Lifestyle Protection Intersex Human Samoa Aotearoa New Zealand Rights Australia Australia Luz Elena Aranda Teatro Cabaret Reinas Chulas AC Mexico

TRANS COMMITTEE CHAIR WOMEN’S COMMITTEE CHAIR YOUTH COMMITTEE CHAIR Jabulani Pereira Cristina González Hurtado Martin Karadzhov Iranti Corporación Femm Metro Centre Ltd and LGBT South Africa Colombia Consortium United Kingdom

ILGA ASIA ILGA NORTH AMERICA PAN AFRICA ILGA Candy Yun Kimberly Frost Nnedinma Ulanmo Korean Sexual-Minority OUTreach International Centre for Sexual Culture & Rights Center United States and Reproductive Rights South Korea Nigeria Shadi Amin Kimahli Powell Nao Bouzid Iranian Lesbian and Rainbow Railroad Equality Morocco Transgender Network (6Rang) Canada Morocco Iran

ILGALAC ILGA OCEANIA ILGA-EUROPE Ari Vera Morales Phylesha Brown-Acton Anastasia Danilova Almas Cautivas Family, Identity, Navigate, Information Center Mexico Equality (F’INE) GENDERDOC-M Niue Moldova Darío Arias Mani Bruce Mitchell Yves Aerts Jacobs Conurbanes por la Diversidad ITANZ Intersex Trust Çavaria Argentina Aotearoa New Zealand Belgium

10 ALTERNATE CO-SECRETARIES ILGA ASIA ILGA NORTH AMERICA GENERAL ALTERNATES ALTERNATES Barbra Wangare Muruga Ngo Le Phuong Linh Marie-Pier Boisvert EATHAN ICS Center Conseil québécois LGBT Kenya Viet Nam Canada

Nao Bouzid Charbel Maydaa Justin Tindall Equality Morocco Mosaic It Gets Better Morocco Lebanon United States

PAN AFRICA ILGA ILGALAC ILGA OCEANIA ALTERNATE ALTERNATES ALTERNATES Sheba Akpokli Marlin González Bess Hepworth Interfaith Diversity Hombres y Mujeres Nuevos Planet Ally Network of West Africa de Panama Australia Togo Panama Ken Moala David Aruquipa - Danna Galán Pacific Sexual & Gender CIADEC - Warmiruna Diversity Network Bolivia Samoa

ILGA-EUROPE ALTERNATE Annika Ojala Board members and alternates as of 31 December 2019. Seta – LGBTI Rights in Finland * The latest members of the Board can be found here. Finland In 2019, ILGA World said goodbye to various of its Board members and alternates. A big word of thanks to the following:

Board Members Helen Kennedy (Co-Secretary General), Ruth Baldacchino (Co-Secretary General), Frank Arteaga (Manodiversa, Bisexual Secretariat), Miriam van der Have (NNID, Intersex Secretariat), Brenda Alegre, Mikee Inton, Charlese Saballe (STRAP, Trans Secretariat), Jessica St. Rose (United & Strong, Women’s Secretariat), Mani AQ (ILGA Asia), Manisha Dhakal (ILGA Asia), Natasha Jiménez Mata (ILGALAC)

Board Alternates Yahia Zaidi (Alternate Co-Secretary General), Hilde Vossen (LNBi, Alternate Bisexual Secretariat), Morgan Carpenter (Intersex Human Rights Australia, Alternate Intersex Secretariat), Jay Mulucha (Fem Alliance Uganda, Alternate Trans Secretariat), Ana Francis Mor (Teatro Cabaret Reinas Chulas, Alternate Women’s Secretariat)

11 Core to ILGA World’s mandate is Review, facilitating meetings between – by providing ground-breaking our advocacy work: throughout 2019, grassroots activists and represen- tools for their advocacy, timely we continued mobilising support for tatives of 35 diplomatic missions, alerting them about engagement SOGIESC issues globally, and assist- working collaboratively with COC opportunities, or training them on ed dozens of grassroots activists as Netherlands. In 2019, 324 SOGIESC how these mechanisms can be used they raised their voice at the United recommendations were made to to bring about change. We helped Nations to help bring change in their States under review, many of them them draft their shadow reports local communities. reflecting language and priorities that and join thematic submissions We mainstreamed sexual orien- human rights defenders helped bring to UN bodies, supported their tation, gender identity and expres- to the forefront! engagement in Special Procedures’ sion, and sex characteristics concerns country visits and their travels to into many discussions at the Human For the third year running, ILGA Geneva to attend UN sessions, Rights Council and stood in solidarity World also worked with APTN, GATE, and delivered statements on their with other groups and movements, RFSL and TGEU to host a week of ad- behalf during interactive dialogues engaging directly with government vocacy on trans-specific issues. While at the Human Rights Council. representatives from around the in Geneva, they spoke at the Human world. We joined advocates world- Rights Council, and played a key role Our advocacy work, however, wide to support a call to end to in the work that led to the renewal of does not stop in Geneva! During a discrimination of women and girls the mandate of the Independent Ex- historic meeting in Vatican City, we in sports. With its reference to wom- pert on SOGI. joined the call on the Roman Catho- en born with variations of sex char- lic Church to take action against the acteristics, the resulting resolution Throughout the year, we human rights violations faced by our became an absolute first for the UN to continued to support human rights communities. Throughout the year, address the rights of intersex people! defenders as they advocated for we strengthened our work with the We organised three Advocacy SOGIESC issues at the UN Treaty Sports and Rights Alliance to raise Weeks around the Universal Periodic Bodies and Special Procedures awareness about the barriers that keep our communities from fully par- ticipating on the field.We kept weav- ing networks to make sure that our communities are included in GRASSROOTS TO the global human rights discourse, ADVOCACY: making sure that even the most THE UNITED NATIONS marginalised amongst us are heard. AND BACK AGAIN This is not merely about advocating for our communities – but with them.

12 Making an impact VICTORY AT THE UN AT A GLANCE WITH THE #RENEWIESOGI CAMPAIGN did not vote. In Asia and Oceania votes also shifted positively - with Fiji, Nepal, In July 2019, States voted to Japan and the Philippines support- renew the mandate of the UN Inde- ing the renewal. In the Americas, we 70 pendent Expert on SOGI (IESOGI) gladly noted the continued support of countries in which for a further three years. This was a many Latin American countries, while we supported CSOs and historic victory for our communities – the Bahamas became the first Anglo- human rights defenders one that could have not been reached phone Caribbean country to vote ‘yes’. to conduct advocacy work without the work of 1,312 civil society In Europe, too, all but Hungary - which organisations from 174 countries and abstained - voted in favour. The Organ- territories who coordinated their ad- isation of Islamic Cooperation tried to vocacy and called on States to renew continue a unified stance against the 26 the mandate. IESOGI, but with Tunisia and Albania statements delivered at the ILGA World played a key role in openly breaking ranks significant in- UN Human Rights Council the global multilateral #RenewIESOGI roads have been made in once-hostile campaign. Human rights defenders regions. around the world advocated for the 65 adoption of the resolution introduced The UN SOGI Expert is tasked country missions by Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, with assessing the implementation of engaged during the Costa Rica, Mexico and Uruguay. A existing international human rights #RenewIESOGI campaign global media campaign was organ- law, by talking to states, and working ised to show what the mandate can collaboratively with other UN and do for our communities, and what it regional mechanisms to address vi- has meant for the first three years of olence and discrimination. Through 100% its existence. During the process, we the work of this mandate since 2016, of countries represented witnessed States across the globe the impact of criminalisation of at our UPR Advocacy coming together to reject ten hostile same-sex relations and lack of legal Weeks received SOGIESC amendments brought by a small group gender recognition, the importance recommendations of countries: all ten voted down, one of data-collection specific to SOGI by one. communities, and examples of good In the end, 27 States voted in fa- practices to prevent discrimination vour of the renewal of the mandate, have been highlighted globally. 75 with 52 States from every region of the Since the mandate was crea- consultations provided to world co-sponsoring the resolution; 12 ted, its holders have formally visited human rights defenders voted in opposition, and 7 abstained. Ukraine, Mozambique, Georgia and on engaging with the This represents an increase of 4 Argentina and worked to assess in- UN Treaty Bodies ‘yes votes’ and decrease of 6 ‘no votes’ formation received from at least 19 since 2016, showing a clear trend other countries. Ten reports, both on of progress and impactful advocacy countries visited and a range of oth- work. It is reassuring to witness that er intersecting topics, have been re- 34 the international community is becom- leased. The work of the mandate has factsheets co-produced on ing both more aware and less tolerant proven to be crucial, and ILGA World UN Special Procedures of violence and discrimination on the continues to actively engage with and their work on basis of SOGI! it: supporting civil society and the SOGIESC issues Notably, advocacy brought about mandate itself in the preparation for significant regional change. In the UN country and other visits, providing African bloc, where there had been no inputs to reports, and using the rec- votes in favour of the mandate in 2016, ommendations made by the mandate 70 South Africa, Rwanda and Tunisia now in our own advocacy – contribut- trans-led organisations voted ‘yes’, and Angola, Cameroon, ing toward the expansion of human engaged in various projects Senegal, Togo and the Democratic Re- rights for persons of diverse sexual worldwide public of Congo either abstained or orientations and gender identities.

13 This work has often paved the way towards change: countries have listened, made recommendations on issues that human rights defenders felt most pressing, and the follow-up work on the ground has made sure that those recommendations were implemented.

Through 2019, momentum around the decriminalisation of con- sensual same-sex relations had been building up in Bhutan. The country was also up for its Universal Periodic Review, and ILGA World supported human rights defenders coming to Geneva to raise the issue at the global level. Activists wanted international support to help Bhutan realise how criminalising provisions affect our communities in the country, and to push their many years of work over the finishing line. This advocacy work resulted in 16 recommendations by UN member States to decriminalise and to take anti-discrimination provisions. All of these were accepted by Bhutan, and one month after the UPR, the coun- try’s National Assembly repealed two articles of the Penal code that crimi- REAL-WORLD RESULTS nalised same-sex relationships. Fur- IN BHUTAN THANKS TO ther developments on the issue are ACTIVISTS WHO USED Making awaited soon. THE UN UPR SESSIONS an impact

The Universal Periodic Review is a process allowing for member States to see their human rights record re- viewed by fellow States on a cyclical basis, and for each of them to declare what actions they have taken to im- prove the situation in their countries. Since 2015, with the support of different partners, ILGA World has organised advocacy weeks around this human rights mechanism: activists from countries up for review are given trainings and special access to diplomats from more than 20 supportive governments, who then make formal recommendations to the activists’ home countries, helping local advocacy efforts.

14 LOOKING AHEAD:

2020 will see ILGA World continue to work alongside ac- tivists at the United Nations to advance their rights, and engage in international spaces to keep mobilising and advancing support for our communities. As the Covid-19 pandemic hit, we started shifting our trainings towards online spaces, through a series of webinars and roundta- bles to help our members engaging more effectively within the UN system. We also have worked with other NGOs to ensure that the UN and governments remain open to civil society in digital ways as we see physical shutdowns. We will increasingly be connecting the global with the “If the world is truly committed to leaving no local, making sure that also the most marginalised communities one behind, it can’t shy away from addressing amongst us – especially LBTIQ the violence and discrimination that we face. women - have the opportunities and the necessary tools to engage Laws criminalising our identities and actions in international fora, mobilize glob- are unjust and should no longer be tolerated” al support and follow-up to make change happen on the ground. Ryan Silverio, ASEAN SOGIE Caucus

15 EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES THROUGH TRAINING AND MENTORING

Our communities are our foun- and World Steering Committees, dation: they are whom we work for, in Board and office are engaged with “Our diversity global solidarity. We have been proud each other, and that ILGA elections to stand by our member organisations at the world and regional level are is our strength!” for another year as they kept pushing run fairly, democratically and safely. for positive political, social and insti- All this is essential to ensure that the Luz Elena Aranda and tutional change. ILGA collective work can continue to Tuisina Ymania Brown, change lives in ways that are fair, rep- ILGA World Speaking with just one voice that resentative, and yet also specifically is able to reflect the beautiful diversity tailored to regional and population within our movement has always been group realities. a priority for ILGA World. Continuing on the work of our Secretariats, but aiming for have a larger and more geo- graphically diverse representation, our Steering Committees took shape in 2019. Drawing on our democratic principles and a passion to combat the many issues facing our communities, they make sure that our whole glob- al family is represented when ILGA World discusses bisexual, intersex, trans, women, and youth issues!

To better focus on the needs and experiences of marginalised parts of our community, in 2019 we also es- tablished programmatic work on in- tersex issues, supported by our first internship position focusing on sex characteristics. Throughout the year, we also worked behind the scenes to keep the large ILGA family connected, ensuring the regional offices, regional boards

16 Making REGIONAL CONFERENCES an impact DEMONSTRATE STRONG GLOBAL COMMUNITIES 2019 in Seoul, South Korea. This was In November, almost 400 human the largest ILGA Asia event so far, and rights defenders from Latin Ameri- Beyond Wellington, our mem- an important one for many: “Some- ca and the Caribbean met in Bogotá, bership had more occasions to come times I was overwhelmed by the feel- Colombia: this was the first ILGALAC together in 2019: three of our regions ing that I was working alone,” one par- conference to be hosted by a lesbian hosted their own conferences, each of ticipant told us. “But when I turned to feminist organisation, and an occasion them providing powerful moments to Asia, I was able to learn first-hand that to reflect on the needs of a communi- look into the most pressing issues fac- there could be any number of other ty who is battling every day against ing communities on the ground, and to possibilities. It helped me realise the patriarchy, religious fundamentalism chart ways forward together. importance of broader solidarity and and a worrying rise in populist politics. For each of these, ILGA World networking”. has offered support, knowledge and presence by running workshops, en- Two months later, over 600 de- suring members could vote, and con- fenders from Europe and Central Asia necting with grassroots human rights came together in Prague, Czech Re- defenders, offering our support for public. It was a large event under the their international advocacy work. theme “stronger together”, showing Over 300 human rights defenders movement solidarity that respects from across Asia gathered in August our complex and diverse issues!

AT A GLANCE 17 workshops and trainings held for human rights defenders worldwide

LOOKING AHEAD: cy webinars, to a collection of remote 170 Supporting our global move- working and well-being resources and human rights defenders ment and bringing it together has al- positive messages to raise the spir- attended trainings around ways been what ILGA is about. Our its of our LGBTI communities in this the world work in 2020 had just begun, when tough time (have you already shared the Covid-19 pandemic forced us to yours?). We will conduct research to adapt to a new reality. Now more than investigate how this pandemic is im- ever, we are aware that our beautiful, pacting our communities in the long diverse family needs each other’s sup- run, and we will continue to support 3 port in these challenging times. And our member organisations as they regional conferences while many of our events – including keep conducting their advocacy work regional conferences – have had to – for example, in their activities to be cancelled or postponed, our work follow up on recommendations by continues: we have new ways for our the Human Rights Committee. Even 1,200+ global family to come together – from in these unprecedented, challenging attendees at regional our series of roundtables and advoca- times, we are in this together! conferences

17 RESEARCH: THE FOUNDATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED ACTIVISM

Research is a vital tool for the mechanisms: our new Treaty Bod- global movement’s ongoing advocacy ies Strategic Litigation Toolkit offers work. Our State-Sponsored Homophobia readers unprecedented insight into report remains one of our most cited engaging on SOGIESC issues with a publications, and is heavily utilised UN mechanism that can be vital for by mainstream media, international human rights defenders to obtain jus- human rights bodies and local govern- tice after the exhaustion of domestic ments in their own reporting. In 2019 remedies. In the beginning of 2020, the report was expanded to include we also published the review of Treaty sections on international human rights Bodies’ activities for 2017 and 2018 law and more diverse voices offering - showing how crucial they are to their perspectives on their different maintain focus on SOGIESC issues at regions. the United Nations – and conducted A radical shift was marked also in research to inform thematic reports the way we map countries worldwide. by Special Procedures – for example, Instead of looking at laws as a con- looking into violence and discrimi- tinuum from death penalty to mar- nation faced by lesbian and bisexual riage equality as we did in the past, women. we placed at the top those countries Research is a collaborative work, whose Constitutions include sexual too: dozens of human rights defend- orientation as a protected ground ers worldwide provided input to our from discrimination. work, and we did the same with other organisations as well, most notably More ground-breaking research for an important analysis of laws and was also produced in relation to UN practices that criminalise trans people worldwide.

“The decade indeed ends with mixed signals: while more countries are enacting robust protections for our communities, others are passing and enforcing laws that further restrict our human rights”

RAISING INTERNATIONAL AWARENESS IN Making WEST AFRICA THROUGH DEDICATED RESEARCH an impact

Research can unearth crucial the news was documented in ILGA ILGA World’s research. As this report news, travel miles, and have real impact. World’s update of the State-Sponsored is published in 2020, Gabon has already ILGA World witnessed it this year, as it Homophobia report in December. decriminalised consensual same- highlighted how Gabon had criminalised Within a ten-day period after the sex sexual activity, probably making same-sex sexual activity in July 2019. release, dozens of international news Gabon’s criminalising provision the The West African nation had quietly agency and media outlets covered the shortest lived law of its kind in modern passed regressive new legislation, until news, decrying the move and citing history.

18 AT A GLANCE

68 publications published in 4 languages 193 UN member States reviewed in two State- Sponsored Homophobia report updates 1st first-everStrategic Litigation Toolkit on SOGIESC issues at the UN Treaty Bodies produced!

LOOKING AHEAD:

No meaningful progress can happen without being backed up by of 2020, garnering widespread me- We will work to expand our credible data, and the voices of the dia and political attention, the year media monitoring and documen- communities it would affect: this is will see also see a new edition of the tations capabilities, and to better why ILGA World will continue pro- Trans Legal Mapping Report – expanded systematise our collection of so- ducing research that will look into the to consider not only legal gender rec- cio-legal developments. This will multi-faceted realities of our com- ognition processes, but also laws that prove invaluable to future research munities. While a new report on laws criminalise trans identities – and more as well as monitoring the situations worldwide banning ‘conversion therapy’ reports on how UN bodies are consid- faced by our communities across has been released in the first quarter ering SOGIESC issues. the globe.

19 The way ILGA World commu- is getting stronger and stronger, and Our communications work also nicates remains key to educating the many media outlets giving a platform played a vital role in the #RenewIESOGI public about our lived realities, and to our communities are struggling to process – joining forces with organisa- making our advocacy and research survive, we cannot give up spaces for tions worldwide to make sure that our work accessible and useful for our LGBTI voices to be heard! multilateral campaign could respond communities on the ground. to the questions of human rights de- 2019 saw significant strides Working closely with our Steer- fenders on the ground, highlight the made in our capacity for public out- ing Committees, we made sure to importance of the mandate, and show reach and impactful campaigns. We raise bisexual, intersex, trans, women the support it has from other interna- relaunched the LGBulleTIn, our weekly and youth issues, with campaigns that tional human rights bodies. newsletter of LGBTI news from the involved our communities from across world – now also available in Spanish. the world and made waves on social At a time when the anti-rights rhetoric media.

COMMUNICATIONS: LETTING THE WORLD KNOW ABOUT US

20 A NEW VISUAL IDENTITY, Making AT A GLANCE IMPROVED ACCESSIBILITY an impact

A part of the celebrations for its 40th anniversary, ILGA World launched its new logo and visual iden- tity. A new image, to better reflect LOOKING AHEAD what we are: a global organisation, 466,913 united in our rainbow and regional The way we communicate needs visits to the ilga.org website diversity with true world-wide soli- to serve our communities, first and darity! foremost. This is why, in 2020 and for the years ahead, we look forward to After the launch, work began putting the voices of those most mar- on updating the ILGA World website ginalised amongst us front and centre, 4,003 to not only reflect the new look and and to offering our membership more opportunities to engage with our articles in media worldwide feel, but also to ensure increased ac- mentioning our work cessibility to our work. Research was work. initiated in 2019 into making the site New, exciting projects await – in- more user-friendly to those living cluding the launch of our first podcast, with disabilities - with particular focus and of our toolkits to provide hands- on those with varying levels of visu- on guidance on communications as- al impairment who may need audio pects that our membership will iden- 42% assistance or adjustable screen con- tify as most relevant to them. We also follower increase across all trast, font-size and colour settings to plan to improve our own digital secu- social media better read their device screens. rity practices and continue making Our world map, which high- our work more accessible to people lights how laws affect people on the with disabilities. grounds of their sexual orientation, Meanwhile, the work to assist also had its colour scheme altered to our team will continue. With the 3,500 make it easier to read for persons with Covid-19 pandemic impacting many views of our most-viewed colour-blindness. of the in-person programmes and video on the occasion of events on our calendar, the commu- Trans Day of Remembrance nications team’s support is crucial in migrating our advocacy and trainings to online spaces.

21 OUR The full list of ILGA member organisations is available at ilga.org. ILGA The following pages of this report list member organisations and their regions as of 31 December 2019 FAMILY

129 651 NORTH AMERICA EUROPE AND Following a decision of the 2019 CENTRAL ASIA World Conference giving ILGA’s Caribbean organisations the The new strategic plan of ILGA-Europe opportunity to join ILGA North came into force in 2019, working towards America, the region convened a a strong, resourced, skilled, accountable meeting in Saint Lucia on how En- and sustainable LGBTI movement. The glish- and Dutch- speaking mem- region engaged widely with European ber organisations in the Caribbe- courts and government bodies to en- an would engage more directly sure the respect of LGBTI human rights, within ILGA. and continued to document the legal ILGA North America convened its and lived realities of our communities regional meeting at the March through its reports. World Conference and held on- line Board elections in Decem- ber 2019. 367 227 AFRICA LATIN AMERICA Pan Africa ILGA worked throughout AND THE CARIBBEAN 2019 to build its own governance ca- In 2019, ILGALAC strengthened both their pacity and to support LGBTI human team and key partnerships - including with rights defenders in the continent, all the Latin American Association of Criminal the while putting its new strategic plan Law and Criminology, SAGE and Parliamen- into action, engaging in UN spaces and tarians for Global Action amongst others. working towards a more active role While working with the main human rights within the African Union. They also bodies in the region and providing pro- worked with ILGA Asia to build an un- grammatic support to 130 human rights de- precedented South-South initiative – a fenders, they released key reports on LGBTI joint advocacy and security training to rights, focusing on older persons, access to further develop in 2020. justice and hate crimes.

22 member countries and territories regions 1,622 organisations from 159 representing 6

ILGA Asia continued to support LGBTI activists 183 in reporting human rights violations to UN mechanisms, and strengthened its commu- ASIA nications and outreach strategy. The team also grew in numbers, allowing the region to expand its work on human rights training and advocacy support.

The region welcomed ILGA World for the first time with the World Conference in Wellington – a historic occasion for the movement. During the year, ILGA Oceania also engaged in high-level discussions on legal reform, climate change and healthcare in the Pacific region, streamlined its 65 communications and started preparing for its 2020 conference in New Caledonia. OCEANIA

23 CONGO, THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC MAURITANIA OUR MEMBER OF THE • 1 anonymous organisation • Groupe de Défense et Promotion des Personnes MAURITIUS Homosexuel Uvira-Fizi en RD Congo • Collectif Arc-en-Ciel ORGANISATIONS • Groupe Nyanza • Une Femme Qui en Soulève une Autre MOROCCO • 1 anonymous organisation • Association Akaliyat • Equality Morocco CÔTE D’IVOIRE • Khomsa Network • Arc En Ciel Plus • MantiQitna Network • House of Culture for Human Diversity • Moroccan Queer Coalition • Lesbian Life Association Cote d Ivoire - LLACI • Mouvement Alternatif pour les Libertés • Maison de la Culture des Diversités Humaines Individuelles EGYPT • Nassawiyat AFRICA • Ahwaa • Trans-Atlas FULL MEMBERS • Bedayaa Organization for LGBTQI in Nile Valley • 2 anonymous organisations Area Egypt & Sudan MOZAMBIQUE • Mesahat for Sexual and Gender Diversity • Lambda Association Mozambique ALGERIA • 1 anonymous organisation NAMIBIA • Abu Nawas Algerie ESWATINI • Namibian Planned Parenthood Association • AKHAM-Algeria • Eswatini Sexual and Gender Minorities • Out-Right Namibia • Alouen • Lesbian Bisexual Queer Rights Swaziland • Young Feminist Movement Namibia Trust • TransHomosDz • The Rock of Hope NIGERIA BENIN GAMBIA • Access to Good Health Initiative • Association des Femmes pour une Relève • Hope Life International • Access to Health and Rights Development Orientée GHANA e Initiativ • CHAMAR Corporation • Centre for Popular Education and Human Rights • Africa Rainbow BOTSWANA of Ghana • African Focus for Youth Development • LEGABIBO Lesbians Gays and Bisexuals of • Hope Alliance Foundation • Alliance Rights Nigeria Botswana • Interfaith Diversity Network of West Africa • Changing Attitude Nigeria BURUNDI • LGBT+ Rights Ghana • House of Rainbow • APDEI • Priorities on Rights and Sexual Health • Improved Sexual Health and Rights Advocacy • Centre Population et Developpement Sanitaire au KENYA e Initiativ Burundi/CEPED-Burundi • Changing Attitude Kenya • INCRESE • Jeunes Actifs Developpement des LGBT Burundi • EATHAN • Initiative for Improved Mail Health • Mouvement pour les Libertes Individuelles - MOLI • Gay Activists Alliance International Africa Kenya • International Centre for Sexual Health • MUCO • Gay and Lesbian Coalition of Kenya - GALCK Empowerment and Development • Rainbow Candlelight • Gay Kenya Trust • Male Attitude Network • URUMURI • HIV/AIDS People Alliance of Kenya • Queer Alliance Nigeria • 2 anonymous organisations • Let Good Be Told In us (LGBTI) - Nyarwek • The Initiative for Equal Rights • Total Health Empowerment and Development CAMEROON Coalition e Initiativ • ACHREDHO - Cameroun • Minority Women in Action • Women’s Health and Equal Rights Initiative • ACODES - Cameroun - Sex Workers • National Gay and Lesbian Human Rights • ADEFHO Commission (Kenya) RWANDA • Alternatives-Cameroun • Nyanza Rift Valley and Western Kenya LGBTI • AGAP Rwanda LGBT • Association de Lutte - violences aux Femmes Network • Amahoro human respect (AHR) • Association Espoir Plus • Persons Marginalized and Aggrieved Kenya • Horizon Community Association • Avenir Jeune de l’Ouest (AJO) • Picture Youth Group • Human Rights First Rwanda Association • Cameroonian Foundation For AIDS - CAMFAIDS • Queer Talk SENEGAL • COLIBRI • SDA Kinship • 3 anonymous organisations • Humanity First Cameroon • Tamba Pwani SIERRA LEONE • Les adolescents contre le SIDA LIBERIA • Women and Youth Alliance for Sustainable • Rainbow cooperation limited • Lesbian and Gay Association of Liberia Development • SID ADO • Stop AIDS In Liberia • 2 anonymous organisations • Singaboud • The Transgender Network Of Liberia • Working for our Wellbeing SOMALIA LIBYA • Somali Humanitarian and Development Action CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE • Full And Yasmin • AC/DPV - Congo • Quzah Libya LGBT rights SOUTH AFRICA • Coeur Arc-en-ciel • Access Chapter 2 MALAWI • L’ association de Défense des Droits Identitaires • Accountability International • Centre Against Poverty and Social Problems d’Afrique • ACTIVATE (University of Witwatersrand) • Centre for Solutions Journalism • Men for Rights and Sexual Health - DR of Congo • African LGBTI Network • MOPREDS MALI • Al-Ghurbaah Foundation • Rainbow Sunrise Mapambazuko RSM • Coalition Anti SIDA • Behind the Mask • SOS Sexualite Pour Tous • Coalition of African Lesbians

24 • Diamond Gays and Lesbians • Solidarity for Social Advancement of Human • Durban Lesbian & Gay Community Health Centre Rights Organisation • Forum for the Empowerment of Women - FEW • spectrum Uganda initiatives inc • Gay Umbrella • The Good Samaritan Project • Gender DynamiX - GDX • The Youth Empowerment Foundation ASIA • Global Interfaith Network for people of all SSOGIE • Transgender Equality Uganda • IGLHRC Africa • Tranz Network Uganda FULL MEMBERS • Inclusive & Affirming Ministries - IAM • Youth on Rock Foundation YRF • Iranti-Org • 3 anonymous organisations BANGLADESH • ISSA - Intersex South Africa ZAMBIA • Badhan Hijra Sangha • Joburg Pride • Friends of Rainka Zambia • Bandhu Social Welfare Society • Kaleidoscope Youth Network • The Lotus Identity • Bangladesh Association for Gays - BAG • Lesbian Pride • Transbantu Association Zambia • Boys of Bangladesh • Ntsako Wa Wena • Umotto Centre of Culture for LGBT Zambia • Rainbow Nari O Shishu Kallyan Foundation • One Love LGBTIQ+ Community • Women’s Alliance for Equality • Shawprova • Operation Self-Educate • Zakheni Training and Development Centre • OUT - LGBT Well-Being • Somporker Noya Setu • Outreach Social Care Project ZIMBABWE • Voluntary Organization for the Needy • Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe • Scope CAMBODIA • Hands of Hope • SHE social health • CamASEAN Youths Future (CamASEAN) • Intersex Community of Zimbabwe • South African Youth Liberation Organization • Rainbow Community Kampuchea • Men against Sexually Transmitted Infections • The Inner Circle • Silaka Organization • The Lesbian and Gay Equality Project Africa Trust CHINA • The South African LGBT+ Management Forum • Purple Hand Africa Trust • AIBAI culture & Education Center • Triangle Project • Voice of the Voiceless • Beijing Aizhixing Institute • UJ Liberati - University of Johannesburg • Beijing Gender Health Education Institute • 2 anonymous organisations ASSOCIATE MEMBERS • Beijing LGBT Center SUDAN • Chi Heng Foundation • Freedom Sudan BURUNDI • China Queer Independent Films • Shades of Ebony SD • Femmes pour la Paix / FUP-Burundi • China SOGIE Youth Network TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON • Chinese Lala Alliance • Community Health Education Services Advocacy • GIC Assistance aux Personnes en Detresse • Civil Rights for Sexual Diversities • Stay Awake Network Activities CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC • Common Language (Tongyu) • Qingdao Sunshine Group TOGO • Focus Droits et Acces • Shanghai Nvai Lesbian Group • Afrique arc-en-ciel CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE • The Rainbow Sky Working Group • Association des gay et lesbienne du Togo • Artists for Humanity (ArtHum) CONGO, THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE • Trans China (Alliance of Chinese Transgenders) TUNISIA • Focus Droits et Acces • Zhitong China • Arken for Minorities CÔTE D’IVOIRE • 2 anonymous organisations • Association Shams • Cote d’Ivoire Ryrale HONG KONG (SAR China) • Chouf Minorities GHANA • Planet Ally • Damj • Community and Family Aid Foundation-Ghana • Unitarian Ministries International (Hong Kong) • Mawjoudin (we exist) KENYA • Women Coalition of HKSAR • Tunisian association of positive prevention • 1 anonymous organisation INDIA UGANDA MALI • Aanchal Trust • Access for All • Challenges Comunity • Bharosa Trust • Angels Refugee Support Group Association • Femmes Espoir Mali • Bombay Dost (The newsmagazine of Pride • Empowerment Initiative for Women and Youth NIGERIA Publications Pvt Ltd) Uganda • Centre for the Right to Health • Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee • Fem Alliance • Society to Heighten Awareness of Women and • Equal India Alliance • Femme of Varlour - FOV Children Abuse • G.H.A.R. - Gay Housing Assistance Resource • Forum for Minority Rights SOUTH AFRICA • Gay Bombay Group • Freedom and Roam Uganda • Youth Inter-Active • Gaybombay.org • Freedom Uganda Network UGANDA • Humsafar Trust • GEHO - Uganda • Equalityuganda • Ibteda-e-anees • HER Internet • 1 anonymous organisation • Lakshya Trust • Icebreakersuganda • Maan AIDS Foundation • Kampus Liberty Uganda - KLUG • People like us - PLUS Kolkata • Kigezi Media and Human Rights Center • Queerythm LGBTIQ Community • Most at Risk Populations’ Society in Uganda • Rajasthan Network for People living with HIV/AIDS • Rainbow and Diversity Organisation Uganda • Sahodaran • Refugee Law Project • SAKHI • Register for Peace • Sangini Trust • Sexual Minorities Uganda • Sappho for Equality • SIPD • Sarathi Trust

25 • Srishti Madurai Educational Trust - Srishti • 1 anonymous organisation • Women Support Group Madurai Student Volunteer LGBTQIA+ Movement NEPAL • Young Out Here Sri Lanka • Swabhava • Blue Diamond Society TAIWAN (CHINA) • The Milan Project for MSM - Naz Foundation • 1 anonymous organisation • Bi the Way Taiwan (India) Trust • Mr Gay Taiwan • Transgender Resource Center PAKISTAN • AMAL Human Development Network • Organisation Intersex International-Chinese • VELVET - a support group for LBT women • Pink Alliance • Vikalp Women Group / Parma • Hamraz Male Health Society • HOPE - Have Only Positive Expectations • Taiwan Gay Sports and Taiwan Gay Development INDONESIA • Khawaja Sira Society Movement Association. • Arus Pelangi • LG.Motivators • Taiwan LGBT Family Rights Advocacy • Gaya Nusantara Foundation • Naz Male Health Alliance Pakistan (aka. NMHA) • Taiwan Tongzhi Hotline Association • Institut Pelangi Perempuan - Women Rainbow • PECHRA • The Taiwan Alliance to Promote Civil Partnership Institute • Star Organization s Right • Komunitas Sehati Makassar • VISION • Transgender Punk Activist Taiwan • Violet Grey • Wajood Society THAILAND • Youth Interfaith Forum on Sexuality • Youth Association for Development • Anjaree Group IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF • 2 anonymous organisations • APCOM • Iranian Lesbian and Transgender Network (6Rang) • Asia Pacific Transgender Network PALESTINE, STATE OF • Equal Asia Foundation IRAQ • Al-Qaws for Sexual and Gender Diversity in • Gays Without Borders • Kurdistan Gay Organization Palestinian Society • MPLUS FOUNDATION ISRAEL • Aswat (Palestinian Gay Women) • Purple Sky Network • Aguda - The Israeli National LGBT Task Force PHILIPPINES • Rainbow Sky Association of Thailand • Haifa LGBT Forum • Association of Transgenders in the Philippines • Thai Youth Action Program • Havruta - Religious Gays • Can-t Live in the Closet Inc. • Togetherness for Equality and Action (TEA) • Hoshen • CebuPride • Transmen Alliance (Thailand) JAPAN • GALANG Philippines UNITED ARAB EMIRATES • Fruits in Suits Japan • Isis International • ESGL • Katlo • G-Front Kansai VIET NAM • Japan Alliance for LGBT Legislation • LGBT’s Christian Church • LPU Kasarian • ICS Center • Japan Association for the Lesbian and Gay • Institute for Studies of Society Economy and movement - OCCUR • Metropolitan Community Church of Metro Baguio • Miss Maanyag Gay Organization of Butuan / Environment • ReBit • The Center for Applied Research for Men and • Space allies Ladlad Caraga • Outrage Magazine Community Health KOREA, REPUBLIC OF • Philippine Forum on Sports Culture Sexuality and • Trung Tam NT. LGBT (Center for LGBT Activities in • Korean Gay Men’s Human Rights Group Chingusai • Human Rights Nghe An - Ha Tinh) • Korean Sexual-minority Culture and Rights Center • Pioneer Filipino Transgender men Movement • SOGILAW • PLM Pride • Solidarity for LGBT Human Rights of Korea • Progressive Alliance of Lesbians on the ASSOCIATE MEMBERS • YVC Philippines (Prolesb) LEBANON • Progressive Organization of Gays in the BHUTAN • Arab Foundation for Freedoms and Equality Philippines ProGay • Lhak-Sam (BNP+) • Helem • Society of the Transsexual Women of the HONG KONG (SAR CHINA) • Meem s Philippine • Amnesty International Asia Pacific Regional • Mosaic MENA Organisation for Services Advocacy • Southeast Asia Sexual Orientation, Gender Office Integration & Capacity Building Identity And Expression Caucus (ASEAN SOGIE INDIA • Bi Collective Delhi MALAYSIA Caucus) • Coco Beach Retreat • Pelangi - Campaign for Equality and Human • The Order of Saint Aelred • HeTravels Rights Initiative • Transman Pilipinas • Queerala • PT Foundation • Tumba Lata-Davao Inc. ISRAEL • Sunduvan Refuge Community • University of the Philippines Babaylan • Shavim (Equals) Israeli LGBTQ Party • Zircoblast • UPLB Babaylan • Youth Voices Count PAKISTAN MALDIVES • Parwaz Male Health Society • Rainbow Maldives SINGAPORE • RAAH Foundation • Oogachaga MONGOLIA • Secure Momnchild • People Like Us - PLU Singapore • The LGBT Centre VIET NAM • Sayoni • Lighthouse Social Enterprise MYANMAR • SGRainbow • Civil Authorize Negotiate Organization (Parents, • The Purple Alliance Friends and Families of Lesbian and Gay - • The T Project Myanmar) SRI LANKA • Colors Rainbow • Diversity and Solidarity Trust • Kings N Queen • EQUAL GROUND • Tin Aung Win (Burnet Institute) • Venasa Transgender Network

26 • Casa Rosa • Feminist Atlye • Cavaria • Gay Liberation Movement of Cyprus • DROA (We Speak Love) • Gender and Minorities Institute • EGALITE - Equality for Gays and Lesbians in the • Queer Cyprus Association EUROPE AND European Institutions CZECH REPUBLIC CENTRAL ASIA • European Pride Organisers Association • Charlie o. s. • Ex Aequo • Platform for equality, recognition and diversity FULL MEMBERS • Federation Arc-en-ciel • Prague Pride z.s. • Genres Pluriels • Queer Geography • Goudou • HAGAR DENMARK ALBANIA • Het Roze Huis (The Pink House) • BLUS • Aleanca Kunder Diskriminimit LGBT (Alliance • IGLYO - International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, • Copenhagen Pride against LGBT discrimination) Transgender, Queer and Intersex Youth • DARE Danmark • Libertas and Student Organisation • Female Oxygen • Open Mind Spectrum Albania (OMSA) • Intersekse Vlaanderen • Lambda - Bosser og Lesbiske pa Fyn • Pink Embassy/LGBT Pro Albania • KliQ • LGBT Asylum • Qendra por Emancipim Shoqeror (Center for • Mikpunt (aiming point) • LGBT Denmark: Danish National Association for Social Emancipation) - QESh • Network of Europan LGBTIQ* Families Gays and Lesbians • Streha Center Associations • LGBT Faroe Islands • United for LGBT cause in Albania • Omnya asbl-vzw • LGBT Komiteen • LGBT Ungdom Denmark ARMENIA • Rainbowhouse Brussels (Maison arc-en-ciel / • Pangea International LGBTIQA+ • Colorful House Social-cultural and Human Rights Regenbooghuis Bruxelles/Brussels) • Sabaah Defender NGO • Rebus vzw • Guarantee Center of Civil Society • RoSa Documentation Centre and Activities on ESTONIA • New Generation Equal Opportunity • AIDS-i Tugikeskus (AIDS Information & Support • Pink Armenia • Tels Quels asbl Center) • Rights Side • UniQue Regenbooghuis • ECOM - Eurasian Coalition on Health, Rights, • Society Without Violence NGO • Wel Jong niet Hetero Gender and Sexual Diversity • We for Civil Equality • Why Me • Eesti Nahkmeeste Klub • WISH Ð Werkgroep Internationale Solidariteit met • Estonian AIDS Prevention Centre AUSTRIA • HolebiÕs • Estonian LGBT Association • Austrian Gay Professionals • Gei ja lesbi infokeskus (Estonian Gay League) • Austrian Queer Families BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA • MTU SEKY • Green Party LGBT Group (Austria) • Fondacija CURE • NGO Estonian Network PLWHIV • Homosexual Initiative (HOSI) Salzburg • Organisation Q • Societal Integration Centre • Homosexual Initiative (HOSI) Vienna • Sarajevo Open Centre • Homosexuelle Initiative Linz (HOSI Linz) - The • Tuzla Open Center FINLAND Lesbian and Gay Movement in Upper Austria BULGARIA • Helsingin seudun SETA ry • Homosexuelle und Glaube Wien • Bilitis Resource Center Foundation • Oulun SETA ry • Queer Amnesty Austria • Bulgarian Helsinki Committee - BHC • Pirkanmaan SETA ry • QWIEN - Zentrum fur schwul/lesbische Kultur und • GLAS Bulgaria Foundation • Rainbow Families Finland Geschichte • Single Step • SETA - LGBTI Rights in Finland • Rechtskomitee LAMBDA • Sofia Pride Foundation • Trasek ry • Rosa Lila Tipp - RLT • Youth LGBT Organization Deystvie • Turun seudun SETA ry • SoHo Austria – socialdemocratic LGBTIQ- CROATIA FRANCE movement • Centre for Civil Initiatives Porec • Actions Concretes Conciliant Education • VEPO Austria • Dugine obitelji Prevention Travail Equite Sante et Sport pour les • Verein Vielfalt (“Club Diversity”) • Expanse of Gender and Media Culture Common Transgenres - ACCEPTESS-T • VIMÖ– / OII Austria Zone • An Nou Alle! AZERBAIJAN • ISKORAK - Sexual and Gender Minorities Rights • Arab Network for Knowledge about Human Rights • AZAD LGBT Centre • Arc-en-ciel Toulouse • Gender and Development • Lesbian Group Kontra • ARDHIS • Association de Lutte Internationales pour BELARUS • Lesbian organization / Lezbijska organizacija l’Identite des Femmes Transgenres Travestis • Belarusian LGBT Journalists Group (LGBT BJG) Rijeka - LORI Transsexuelles et Sida • Gay.by - Gay Alliance Belarus • Rispet - LGBT association Split • Association des Familles Homoparentales • GayBelarus • Trans Aid - Association for promoting and protecting the rights of trans, inter and gender • Association des Parents et Futurs Parents Gays et BELGIUM variant persons Lesbiens • Arc-en-Ciel Wallonie • Trans Mreža Balkan • Association Gayttitude Psychologie • Belgian Business Association • Women’s Room - Center for Sexual Rights • Association Nationale Le Refuge • Belgian Pride • Zagreb Pride Organization • Association nationale transgenre - Trans Aide • Bibliotheque Royale de Belgique - Section du • Association Professionnelle des Personnels Depot Legal CYPRUS Educatifs LGBT - APPEL • Brussels Gay Sports • Accept - LGBT Cyprus • Association Psy Gay • CAL/Luxembourg asbl • Envision Diversity Association • Association The Warning

27 • CARITIG • Initiative Queer Nations e.V. • Arcigay Frida Byron Ravenna • Centre LGBT Paris Ile de France • International Support Group for Information • Arcigay Gioconda Reggio Emilia • Centre LGBTI de Grenoble Transfer and Networking ISGITN • Arcigay Il Cassero • CENTREGAUX - Association des Centristes • IVIM / Organisation Intersex International - • Arcigay La Fenice et Democrates Lesbiennes Gays Bi Trans et German Chapter - IVIM / OII-Germany • Arcigay Marcella di Folco Salerno GayFriendly • Lambda Berlin-Brandenburg e.V. • Arcigay Nazionale • Cheries-Cheris - Festival du Films Gay Lesbiens • Lesben und Schwule in der Union • Arcigay Palermo Trans et de Paris - FFGLP • Lesbenring e.V. Gesch • Arcigay Piacenza • Comité LGBTI+ de Génération.s • Lesbian and Gay Federation in Germany • Arcigay Pisa • Comite pour la reconnaissance sociale des • LGBTI-WCI - Website Certification Institute • Arcigay Roma Gruppo Ora homosexuel/les CRSH • LiSL Deutschland e.V. - Liberal Gays and Lesbians • Arcigay Varese LGBTI • Contact Paris/Ile-de-France • Germany • ArciLesbica • Coordination Lesbienne en France - CLF • LUSK UNI-K • ArciLesbica Bologna • CQFD Fierte Lesbienne • Mann-O-Meter e.V. • ARCO Associazione Ricreativa Circoli omosessuali • David & Jonathan • MARGAYS • Associazione Genitori di Omosessuali AGEDO • Europe Ecologie - Les Verts • Municipal Working Group Tolerantly Brandenburg • Associazione InformaGay • Federation Francaise des Centres LGBT • Nefes (Breath) LGBT Azerbaijan Alliance • Associazione Omosessuale Articolo Tre di • Fédération LGBTI+ • OII Europe Palermo • Fundation Rainbow Solidarité • PROUT AT WORK-Foundation • Associazione Quore • Gaipar • Referat fur Lesben Schwule Bi & Transsexuelle der • Associazione Radicale Certi Diritti • GayLib ASTA TU • Avvocatura per I diritti LGBTI - Rete Lenford • HM2F - Homosexuels Musulmans 2 France • RollenWechsel in Oldenburg • Center for the Defense and Promotion of Human • Homosexualites et Socialisme • Schwulenberatung Berlin gGmbH s Right • Inter-LGBT • Schwulenreferat der Carl-von-Ossietzky- • Centro Risorse LGBTI • L’Autre Cercle Universitat • Circolo di Cultura Omosessuale Mario Mieli • L’Egide maison regionale des associations • Sonntags-Club e.V. • Circomassimo - Associazione gay e lesbica / Lesbiennes Gays Bi Trans • Spinnboden Lesbenarchiv Arcigay Ferrara • Neuromedia • Transgender Europe e.V. • Comitato provinciale Arcigay Alan Mathison • Public Services International • TransInterQueer e.V Turing - Arcigay Rimini • Rainbow Banquass • ver.di - Vereinte Dienstleistungsgewerkschaft, • Comitato Provinciale Arcigay Bergamo Cives • Reseau d’assistance aux victimes d’agression et Bundesarbeitskreis Regenbogen (LSBTTIQ) • Comitato provinciale Arcigay CIG - Milano de discriminations - RAVAD • Völklinger Kreis e. V. • Comitato Provinciale Matthew Shepard - Arcigay • RHIF et Les Juristes Gais GREECE Modena • Shams-France • Co-operation Against Homophobia • Coordinamento Torino Pride LGBT • Solidarite Internationale LGBTQI • Colour Youth - Athens LGBTQ Youth Community • CUBE - Centro Universitario Bolognese di • SOS homophobie - Association nationale de lutte • Lesb.Equal - Lesbians for Equality Etnosemiotica contre la lesbophobie la gayphobie la biphobie et • OLKE - Lesbian and Gay Community of Greece • D.E.L.O.S. la transphobie • Police Action for Human Rights • Di Gay Project • Spectrum • Thessaloniki Pride • Diversity • STOP Homophobie • Excellence & Diversity by GLBT Executives • Txy Transidentitaires HUNGARY • Famiglie Arcobaleno • Universites des Ete Euro-mediterraneennes des • Diverse Youth Network Association • Fondazione FUORI Homosexualites • Habeas Corpus Working Group • Fondazione Genere Identità Cultura • Hatter Society • Human Rights Awareness GEORGIA • Hungarian LGBT Alliance • Center for Transgender Women • Intersexioni • Rainbow Mission Foundation (Budapest Pride) • Ireos - Centro Servizi Autogestito Comunita Queer • Equality Movement • Transvanilla Transgender Association • Identoba • Lambda - Associazione Amici della Fondazione • Inclusive Foundation ICELAND Sandro Penna • Tbilisi Pride • Intersex Iceland • Lieviti - Bisessuali, Pansessuali e Queer Italiani • Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group • Samtokin • M.I.A. Arcigay Imperia IRELAND • MIGRABO LGBTI GERMANY • MIT Movimento Identità Trans • AG Lesben und Schwule in der Berliner SPD • BeLonG To Youth Services • Gay Project • Municipality of Venice - LGBT Cultural Policies • Akademie Waldschloesschen Dept. • Aktionsbuendnis gegen Homophobie e.V. • GLEN Gay and Lesbian Equality Network • GOSHH - Gender Orientation Sexual health HIV • Omphalos • AStA Universitat zu Koln • PLUS Onlus • BAG (Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft) - Die Linke. • Labour LGBT Ireland • LGBT NOISE • Rain Arcigay Caserta onlus queer • Rete Genitori Rainbow • BiNe - Bisexuelles Netzwerk e.V. • LGBT Society University College Cork • Bruno Gmunder Verlag GmbH • LGBT Synergy JERSEY • Bundesverband Queere Bildung e.V. • Marriage Equality • Liberate • Bundnis 90/Die Grunen Landesverband Berlin • National Lesbian and Gay Federation - Ireland KAZAKHSTAN • Fliederlich e.V. • Outhouse LGBT Community Resource Centre • Alliance-Asia • gayPARSHIP ITALY • Kazakhstan Feminist Initiative “Feminita” • Hamburg Pride e.V. • Arcigay Antinoo di Napoli • Kok.team • Homosexuelle und Kirche Germany • Arcigay Catania • NGO Alternativa

28 • Public Organization Amulet • PROUD Nederland ROMANIA KOSOVO • Roze in Blauw Nederland • ACT-Q ROMANIA • Centre for Equality and Liberty for the LGBT • RozeLinks • Asociatia ACCEPT community in Kosova • Stichting De Kringen Utrecht • Asociatia PRIDE • Stichting FLL • Association Equal from Romania KYRGYZSTAN • Stichting Homosexualiteit En Krijgsmacht • Eu sunt! Tu part of Population Services • Kyrgyz Indigo • Stichting JoopeA International in Romania • LGBT Organization Labrys • Stichting Roze Zaterdagen Nederland • Movement of Neopagans from Romania • LGBTIQA organization • Stichting Transman Foundation • MozaiQ LGBT LATVIA • T-Nederland RUSSIAN FEDERATION • Alliance of lesbian gay bisexual transpersons and • Trans United Nederland • Center for Social and Information Initiatives their friends - Mozaika • Transgender Netwerk Nederland - TNN Action • Open Centre • Transman.nl • Coming Out Russia St. Petersburg Public LITHUANIA • Universiteit Utrecht Department of Clinical Organization • Lithuanian Gay League Psychology • Far Eastern Social Movement Lighthouse • Tolerant Youth Association • Workplace Pride • Foundation Transgender • ZEPHIRO: Progressive Platform for Human Rights NORTH MACEDONIA • Gay Youth Right Defense Organization LUXEMBOURG • Association for Cultural and Media Activism • Initiative Group Transgender Legal Defense • Rosa Letzebuerg ASBL QUEER SQUARE Skopje Project • Coalition ‘Sexual and Health Rights of • Krasnodar LGBT social movement “REVERS” MALTA Marginalized Communities’ Margins • Moscow LGBT-initiative group STIMUL • LGBTI+ Gozo • Health Education and Research Association • Murmansk regional public organization • Malta LGBTIQ Rights Movement • LGBT United Macedonia • Raduzhny Dom • The Malta Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society • LGBTI Support Centre • Rainbow Association Moscow MOLDOVA • Subversive Front - association for critical • Rakurs - Arkhangelsk regional non-governmental • GENDERDOC-M Information Centre approach to gender and sexuality LGBT organization MONTENEGRO • Women’s Alliance • Resource Center for LGBTI • Juventas NORWAY • Resource LGBTIQ Moscowssian LGBT Network • LGBT Forum Progress • FRI - Foreningen for kjønns- og • Russian LGBT Sport Federation • LGBTIQ Social Center seksualitetsmangfold • Russian National GLBT Center TOGETHER • Montenegrin LGBTIQ Association Queer • FRI Oslo and Akershus, local chapter of The • Samara LGBT right movement Averse (Obverse) Montenegro Norwegian Organisation for Sexual and Gender • The St. Petersburg LGBT Human Rights & Krilija Center NETHERLANDS Diversity • African Gay Youth Foundation • LLH - The Norwegian LGBT Association - Bergen SERBIA • AOb Algemene Onderwijsbond (General Union for and Hordaland • Asocijacija Duga/Association Rainbow • Education of the Netherlands) • LLH - The Norwegian LGBT Association - Nordland • Belgrade Pride Parade • CHOICE for Youth Sexuality Region • Da se zna! Organisation dealing with reporting • Christelijk Nationaal Vakverbond - Onderwijsbond • LLH - The Norwegian LGBT Association - Rogaland LGBTI human rights abuse and hate crime - Homowerkgroep • Skeiv Ungdom - Queer Youth • ERA - LGBTI Equal Rights Association for the • COC - Amsterdam • Skeiv Verden - Queer World Western Balkans and Turkey • COC - Rotterdam • The National organization for transsexuals in • Gay Lesbian Info Centre • COC - Tilburg Norway (LFTS) - local group in Bergen • Gay Straight Alliance • COC Nederland POLAND • Gayten - Center for Promotion of LGBT Human • Dutch Bisexual Network • A.W.R. Softpress s Right • EduDivers • Campaign Against Homophobia • Labris • Embrace Pink Foundation • Federation for People Living with HIV/AIDS • Novi Sad Lesbian Organization • European Forum of LGBT Christian Groups • Fundacja Rownosci (Equality Foundation) • Queeria - Center for Promoting Culture of Non- • European Gay and Lesbian Sport Federation • KdT Fundacja Kultura dla Tolerancji - Culture for Violence and Equality • European Gay Police Association tolerance Foundation SLOVAKIA • Gay care Amsterdam • Lambda Szczecin Association • Duhove Srdce • Gemeente Utrecht dienst welzijn • Lambda Warszawa Association (Warsaw) • Hnutie Ganymedes • Global Alliance for LGBT Education • Love Does Not Exclude • Iniciativa Inakost • Groenlinks • Pink Press Warsaw • Queer Leaders Forum • HIVOS • Queer May Association • Saplinq, o.z • HomoVisie • Stowarzyszenie Grupa Stonewall SLOVENIA • ICRSE International Committee on the Rights of • Trans-Fuzja, Fundacja na Rzecz Osób • Association informational centre LEGEBITRA Sex Workers in Europe Transpłciowych • Drustvo DIH - Association for integration of • ILGA Support Group Utrecht PORTUGAL homosexuality • Internationaal Homo/Lesbisch Informatiecentrum • Ação Pela Identidade - API • Institute TransAkcija en Archief IHLIA-Homodok • Beja Diversidades • Lesbian Group SKUC-LL • Landelijk Expertise Centrum Diversiteit • ILGA Portugal • Roza Klub • Meer dan Gewenst • Obra Gay Associacao • SKUC-Magnus • Netwerk Roze FNV • PortugalGay.pt • NNID, Netherlands organisation for sex diversity • Tudo Vai Melhorar • PASAA Foundation

29 SPAIN • Posithiva Gruppen (HIV/AIDS Group Sweden) • Lubunya Solidarity Network • ACATHI - Asociacion Catalana para la Integracion • RFSL - The Swedish Federation for Lesbian, Gay, • Pink Life Association LGBTT Solidarity (Pembe de Homosexuales Bisexuales y Transexuales Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Rights Hayat) Inmigrantes • RFSL Gavleborg • Red Umbrella Sexual Health and Human Rights • Ajuntament de Ripollet • RFSL Goteborg Association • Apoyo Positivo • RFSL Kronoberg • Social Policies Gender Identity and Sexual • Arcópoli • RFSL Linkoping Orientation Studies Association - SPOD • ASECAL • RFSL Malmo • Trans Consultancy Center Association • Asociación de Voces de Lesbianas, Gais, • RFSL Norrkoping • Türkiye LGBTİ+ Hareketi Transexuales y Bisexuales de Madrid • RFSL Orebro • Weıssgeil • Asociacion Espanola de Transexuales • RFSL Ostersund • Young Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans Intersex Youth • Asociacion Internacional de Familias por la • RFSL Pitea alvdal • Studies and Solidarity Association Diversidad Sexual - FDS • RFSL Skaraborg • 1 anonymous organisation • Asociación Lánzate LGTBI+ de Canarias • RFSL Skellefteå UKRAINE • Asociación pola Liberdade Afectiva e Sexual da • RFSL Stockholm • All Ukrainian Public Organization Gay Forum of Coruña • RFSL Sundsvall Ukraine • Asociacion Reacciona! • RFSL Umea • All-Ukrainian Charitable organization Tochka • Associacio de Families Lesbianes i Gais • RFSL Ungdom The Swedish Youth Federation for y Opor • Barcelona International Lesbian and Gay Film LGBT rights • Gay Alliance Ukraine Festival • Rikstorbundet Ekumeniska grupporna for kristna • Gay-Alliance • Casal Lambda homo-och bisexuella (EKHO) • Gender Z • Chrysallis Asociacion de Familias de Menores • ROHS - National Swedish LGBT Solidarity • Informational-educational Center “Women Transexuales Organization Network” • Col-lectiu Lambda de Valencia • ROHS - Riksorganisationen Homosexuella • Insight public organization • Colectivo de Lesbianas y Gays de Madrid COGAM Socialister • LGBT Association LIGA • COLEGAS Confederacion Espanola Asociaciones • Swedish Federation of LGBTQ student • Nash Mir (Our World) Gay and Lesbian Center de lesbianas gays bisexuales y transexuales organisations • NGO “KyivPride” • Coordinadora de Lesbianes Gais Transsexuals i • Transforeningen FPES • NGO Democratic Society Bisexuals de Catalunya SWITZERLAND • Stable Reference Group of Odessa Region • Federación de enseñanza de CCOO • Association 360 • Women Association “Sphere” • FELGTB - Federacion Estatal de Lesbianas Gays • Dialogai UNITED KINGDOM Transexuales y Bisexuales • Fédération genevoise des associations LGBT • Front Alliberament Gai de Catalunya • African Rainbow Family • habs queer basel • BiCon Continuity • Fundacion Atilden Daniela • HAZ - Queer Zürich • Fundacion Salud y Comunidad • Birmingham LGBT • Homosexuelle Arbeitsgruppen Bern • Bisi Alimi Foundation • Fundacion Triangulo por la Igualdad Social de • International Family Equality Day Gays y Lesbianas • British Council • Juragai • Broken Rainbow UK • G.L.A.Y. - Gay Lesbian Association Yumbo Gran • Lesbenorganisation Schweiz - LOS Canaria Spain • Campaign for Homosexual Equality • Lestime • Cara-Friend • Gay Sitges Link • ORAM Organization for Refuge Asylum and • GEHITU Asociacion de gays lesbianas • Coalition on Sexual Orientation Migration • Consortium of LGB Voluntary Community transexuales y bisexuales del Paes Vasco. Euskal • Pink Apple Lesbian & Gay Film Festival Herriko lesbiana gay transexual eta bis Organisations • PINK CROSS Organisation Suisse des Gais • Croydon Area Gay Society • Grupo Lesbianas Gays Transexuales y Bisexuales • SOS Tolerance OEdel PS • Department for International Development DFID • The Swiss Rainbow Families Association • Equality Network • InOut Post • Transgender Network Switzerland (TGNS) • It Gets Better España • Gay Activists Alliance international • Verein Network • Gay Christian Europe • La Llave del Armario • Verein Zurich Pride Festival • Lgtbipol • Gay Men’s Health • Visages du Monde Organisation de Voyages Sarl • HERE • Observatori Contra l’homofòbia • VoGay - Association vaudoise des Personnes • Observatorio Etico Internacional LGTBI • Imaan concernees par Homosexualite • IntersexUK (iUK) • Orgullo LGTB Madrid • WyberNet - gay business women • Plataforma Popular Gay • Jewish LGBT+ Group • SOM COM SOM Collectiu per l’Alliberament Sexual TAJIKISTAN • JUST A BALL GAME? del Valles • LighT* • Kaleidoscope Diversity Trust • 2 anonymous organisations • Labour Campaign for Lesbian and Gay Bisexual SWEDEN TURKEY and Transgender Rights - LGBT Labour • Arab Initiative • Lesbian gay & Bisexual Anti-Violence and Policing • Association of Nordic and Pol-Balt LGBTQ Student • AngelsTurkiye • Ay Sözluk Group Organizations • LGBT History Month - United Kingdom • C-Gay The National Network of HBT persons • Black Pink Triangle Izmir Association - Siyah Pembe Izmir • LGBT Humanists within the Centre Party • LGBT Youth Scotland • Champagne Love and Bubbles • Gay & Lesbian to socialize and Rehabilitation - GLSRS • LGBTI Solidarity with Peoples of Turkey - SPOT • HBT-liberaler (LGBT liberals) • London Bisexual Group • Hbt-socialdemokrater Sverige • Kaos GL • Lambdaistanbul LGBT Solidarity Association • London Councils • OII (Organization Intersex International) • Metro Centre Ltd. Scandinavia • LISTAG (Families of LGBT in Istanbul)

30 • Micro Rainbow International RUSSIAN FEDERATION • IGLHRC - Programa para America Latina • Mosaic LGBT Youth Centre • Resource LGBTIQ Moscow • Judios Argentinos Gays LGBT • National Union of Students Lesbian Gay Bisexual SPAIN • Las Safinas Acción Lesbica and Trans Campaign • Associació SVS -Acció en Blau • Movimiento Antidiscriminatorio de Liberación • Northern Ireland Gay Rights Association • FSC-CCOO • Mujeres Trans Argentina • Osmosoft • Govern de Catalunya Programa per al collectiu • Nexo Asociacion Civil (Grupo Nexo) • OutRage! gai lesbià i transsexual • Puerta Abierta • Pink Therapy • 1 anonymous organisation • RedTrans MaV • Press for Change SWEDEN • Secretaria de Diversidad Sexual del Partido • Rainbow Jews/Liberal Judaism • RFSU - Riksforbundet for sexuell upplysning Socialista • Salford City Unison SWITZERLAND • Sociedad de Integraci n Gay-Lesbica Argentina – • Stonewall Equality • Ville de Gèneve SIGLA • Stonewall Scotland TURKEY • 1 anonymous organisation • Swansea Pride • AngelsTurkiye BARBADOS • Switchboard - LGBT+ Helpline UNITED KINGDOM • EQUALS Inc • The Fire Brigades Union LGBT Committee • British Asian LGBTI BELIZE • The Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement LGCM • RMT: Britain’s Largest Specialist Transport Trade • Promoting Empowerment Through Awareness for • The Lesbian and Gay Foundation - LGF Union Lesbian/Bisexual Women • The Proud Trust • UNISON • Transcend Support Group BOLIVIA • TransgenderNI • ADESPROC Libertad GLBT • TransLondon • Asociacion Vivo en Positivo • UK Black Pride • CIADEC - Warmiruna • UK Lesbian and Gay Immigration Group • Colectivo TLGB de Bolivia • UK Pride Organisers Network • Colectivo Trans Las Divas • UNISON - North West - LGBT Group • Comite Diversidades Sexuales y Genericas • UNISON - Nottinghamshire Healthcare LGBT group Cochabamba • UNISON - Scotland - LGBT group • EQUIDAD • UNISON - Stockport Local Government Branch - LATIN AMERICA • Fundación lgualdad LGBT LGBT Group • Fundación Diversencia • UNISON - Wolverhampton branch LGBT group AND THE CARIBBEAN • MANODIVERSA • UNISON East Midlands - LGBT Group • Plataforma por la Diversidad • UNISON Eastern LGBT Committee FULL MEMBERS • Travestis, Transgeros y Transexuales Femeninas • UNISON Greater London - LGBT group Bolivia • UNISON National LGBT+ Committee ARGENTINA BONAIRE, SINT EUSTATIUS AND SABA • UNISON Northern - LGBT Group • 100% Diversidad y Derechos • Body, Mind & Spirit (aka AIDS Support Group Saba) • UNISON Northern Ireland • Acción Politica Lesbica Gay Trans Bisexual BRAZIL • UNISON South East - LGBT Group • ACIDS Accion Ciudadana Integracion Diversidad • ABGLT • UNISON South West - LGBT Group Sexual • ADEH - Nostro Mundo - Grupo de trabalho LGBTI • UNISON Wales Cymru- LGBT group • Agrupación XANGO • AHCG - Associação dos Homossexuais de Campina • UNISON West Midlands LGBT group • APUEL Grande • UNISON Yorkshire & Humberside Region - LGBT • Area de Estudios Queer • APOLO - Grupo Pela Livre Orienta & Sexual group • Area de la Diversidad Sexual • Articula e Movimento Homossexual de Recife - • Unite the Union • Area Queer AMHOR • University and College Union UCU • Asociacion de la Diversidad Sexual de Tartagal • Associa Homossexual de Ajuda M • Wise Thoughts/Gaywise (ADISTAR) • Associacao Brasileira Interdisciplinar de AIDS - UZBEKISTAN • Buenos Aires Leather Club ABIA • Vertae • Centro Cristiano de la Comunidad GLTTB • Associacao das Travestis da Paraba Asociacion Civil • Associacao de Travestis de Salvador - ATRAS • Colectivo por la Igualdad • Associação de Travestis do Piauí ATRAPI ASSOCIATE MEMBERS • Comunidad Homosexual Argentina • Associacao Goiana de Gays Lesbicas e • Conurbanxs por la diversidad Transgeneros - AGLT ÅLAND ISLANDS • damas de hierro • Associação Ipê Amarelo de Conscientização e • Finnos food • Deportistas Argentinos Gays - DOGOS Luta pela Livre Orientação Sexual AUSTRIA • Escrita en el Cuerpo • CDG Brasil - Comite Desportivo GLS Brasileiro • Amnesty International Austria • Facultad de Medicina GLB • Centro de Estudios Homoeroticos BELGIUM • FALGBT • Centro de Luta pela Livre Orientacao Sexual de • European AIDS Treatment Group • Futuro Transgenerico Minas Gerais GERMANY • GayDatos.com • Coletivo de Feministas Lesbicas • Alwan For LGBT Rights in Middle East and North • Grupo de mujeres de la Argentina • Coletivo de Gays Mirindiba Africa • Grupo de Sida por la Vida • Coletivo Feminista Marias NETHERLANDS • Grupo Isis • CORSA - Cidadania Orgulho Respeito • Charming Designs BV | HotelsForGays • Iglesia de la Comunidad Metropolitana de Buenos Solidariedade e Amor • International Fellowship of Reconciliation Aires • Diversidade Paraiba • PSYNT • Eros - Bahia

31 • Estruturação – Grupo de Lésbicas Gays Bissexuais COLOMBIA • Fundacion Transgeneros Peninsular - FUTPEN Travestis e Trans de Brasília • Asociación Lideres en Acción • Lunáticos Producciones • Fantomas Group • Caribe Afirmativo • Organizacion Ecuatoriana de Mujeres Lesbianas • Fundação e Associação de Ação Social e DH GLBT • Colectivo Leon Zuleta OEML de Canavieiras e Região • Colombia Diversa • Red Ecuatoriana de Psicología por la Diversidad • G.I.C.P.I.S • Corporación El Faro LGBTI • GRADELOS • Corporación El Otro • Red Trans de el Oro • Grupo 28 de junho - pela cidadania Homossexual • Corporación Femm • Silueta Cuenca LGBTI • Grupo Arco-Iris do Delta • Corporación RED SOMOS • Visión y Diversidad • Grupo Arcoris de Cidadania LGBT • Diversidad Democrática EL SALVADOR • Grupo Beija-flor • Fundación Amigos del Mundo LGBTI • Asociacion Salvadorena de Derechos Humanos - • Grupo Cabo Free de Conscientizacao • Fundación Chaina Entre Amigos Homossexual • Fundacion Para el Desarrollo en Salud • Asociación Salvadoreña de Mujeres Transgénero, • Grupo Contra o Preconceito FUNDESALUD Transexuales y Travestis / DIKÉ LGBTI+ • Grupo de Acao Pela Cidadania de GBLT • Fundacion Proyecto ARCO IRIS LGBTI • COMCAVIS TRANS • Grupo de Resistencia Asa Branca • Fundacion Social Gualanday - MIAU • El SalvadorG • Grupo Dignidade • Fundacion sucre Diversa • Espacio de Mujeres Lesbianas Salvadoreas por la • Grupo Expressao • Junio Unicidad diversidad - ESMULES • Grupo Fenix - Pojuca • LIBERARTE • Jóvenes Voceras y Voceros por los Derechos • Grupo Gay da Bahia • Mujeres al Borde Sexuales y Rerproductivos • Grupo Habeas Corpus Potiguar • ONG Fundación Diversidad • Grupo Homossexual da Periferia • Red de Apoyo a Transgeneristas GUATEMALA • Grupo Homossexual do Cabo • Red de Minorias Sexuales - REDEMIS • Colectivo Amigos Contra el SIDA • Grupo Humanus - Grupo LGBT de Itabuna • Sentiido • Organización Apoyo Sexualidad Integral frente al • Grupo Livre-Mente • Severa Flor Sida • Grupo Pluralidade e Diversidade de Duque de • Siete Colores Bucaramanga • Red Centroamerica de hombres trans Caxias • Transcolombia • Red Nacional de Diversidad Sexual y VIH de Guatemala • Grupo Primavera COSTA RICA • Inpar 28 de Junho - Instituto Paranaense 28 de • REDMMUTRANS Guatemala • Asociación Comunidad Arco Iris • Trabastidores Junho • Cámara de Comercio Diversa de Costa Rica • Instituto Conscientizar • Cipac GUYANA • Instituto Edson Neris • Movimiento Diversidad Pro Derechos Humanos y • Guyana RainBow Foundation Inc. - GuyBow • Lesbicas Organizadas da Baixada Santista Salud HAITI • Libertos Comunicacao • Mulabi • Arc-en-ciel d’Haiti • Movimento Arco-Iris da Sociedade Horizontina • Association des jeunes luttant contre la • Movimento de Afirmação Homossexual - ATOBÁ CUBA • Alma-Azul personas trans masculinas de Cuba discrimination et la stigmatisation • Movimento de Lesbicas e Mulheres Bissexuais da • Ma liberté Bahia • Centro Nacional de Educación Sexual - CENESEX HONDURAS • Movimento do Esprito Lil s MEL • Humanidad por la Diversidad • Asociación Colectivo Violeta • Movimento Gay Leoes do Norte - ABGLT • Red de Jóvenes por la Salud y Derechos Sexuales • Asociacion LGTB ARCOIRIS de Honduras • Movimento Homossexual de Belem - MHB • Red de mujeres lesbianas y bisexuales de Cuba - • Centro para el Desarrollo y la Cooperación LGTBI • Movimento Salvador Pela Paz CENESEX - SOMOS CDC - • ONG Grupo 7 Cores • Red Humanidad por la diversidad • Comunidad Gay Sampedrana Para La Salud • ONG Reintegrando Vidas • Red Una Gran Familia Integral • ONG Visibilidade LGBT - Sao Carlos • SOCUMES • Grupo Artemisa Honduras • PSTU • TransCuba • Rede de Informacao Um Outro Olhar CURAÇÃO JAMAICA • Satyricon - Grupo de Apoio e Defesa da Orienta • FOKO Curacao Pride Foundation • Jamaican Forum for Lesbians, All-sexuals and • Somos - Comunicacao Saude e Sexualidade • Pink Orange Alliance Gays • TABIRAH DOMINICA • Quality of Citizenship Jamaica • TransWave Jamaica CHILE • Caribbean HIV Aids Partnership / CHAP Dominica • Women’s Empowerment for Change • Acción Gay DOMINICAN REPUBLIC • Agrupación Lésbica Rompiendo el Silencio • Alianza Nacional de Hombres Gay Trans y otros MEXICO • Asociacion Pro Famila Aprofa HSH • Acción Ciudadana de Construcción Nacional AC • FADISE Chile (Falange por la Diversidad Sexual) • Transsa - Trans Siempre Amigas • Agencia de Noticias sobre Diversidad Sexual • Fundación Iguales • Agenda LGBT A.C. ECUADOR • GAHT - Grupo de Apoyo a Hombres Trans • Almas Cautivas • Es Mi Familia • HOD Chile - Judios por la diversidad • AmbienTales Coatzacoalcos • FEDAEPS • Ideas Sin Genero - ISIG • Asistencia Legal por los Derechos Humanos A.C. • FTM Gentlemen Brave of Heart • MOVILH • Asistencial Tiempo Nuevo AC - ATNAC • Fundación Amigos por la Vida • Movimiento Deportivo de Integraci • Balance Promoción para el Desarrollo y Juventud • Fundación de Desarrollo Humano Integral • Movimiento por la Diversidad Sexual - MUMS A.C. Causana • OTD Chile – Organizando Trans Diversidades • BI+ Bisexualidades • Fundación Ecuatoriana Por Una Diversidad • Sindicato Nacional Luis Gauthier • Calmecac Alianza Ciudadana A.C. Incluyente • Transgéneras por el cambio • Centro de Apoyo a las Identidades Trans A.C. • Fundación Mujer & Mujer • Traveschile • Colectivo Binni Laanu A.C.

32 • Colectivo Seres A.C. • Grupo Génesis Panama Positivo URUGUAY • Colectivo Sol - CIDHOM • Nuevos Horizontes GLBTIO • Asociación de Minorias Sexuales del Uruguay - • Colega O. A.C. Colectivo Gay de Occidente A.C. PARAGUAY A.MI.SE.U. • Comisión Nacional de Diversidad Sexual PRD • Grupo - Centro de Investigacion y Educacion • Campesinas Rebeldes • Comite Estatal de Diversidad Sexual de Colima Sexual • Centro de Estudios DE Genero y diversidad SEXual (CEDISE) • Paragay - CEDEGSEX • Comité Orgullo Puebla • SOMOSGAY • CIEI-SU • Comunidad metropolitana A.C. nzex COMAC • Colectivo Riversidad • Comunidad Orgullo GLBTI Tijuana Mexico PERU • Colectivo Trans del Uruguay • Condomvil AC • Asociación Amigas por Siempre Promoviendo Tus • Durazno Diverso Derechos • El Closet de Sor Juana VENEZUELA • Fundación Arcoiris por el Respeto a la Diversidad • Asociación Angel Azul • Asociacion Civil Alma chalaca • A.C Orgullo GLBT Venezuela Sexual • AC Venezuela Igualitaria • Genero Etica y Salud Sexual AC • Asociación Civil Amistad y Respeto • Asociación Civil Diversidad San Martinense • Acción Zuliana por la Vida • Grupo de Acción Información y Reflexión • Alianza Lambda de Venezuela Ambiente Texcoco • Asociación de Gays Feministas El Club de Toby • Asociación DESPERTAR • Asesoría en Educación y Salud (ASES) • Grupo Gayente A.C. • Base Lésbica Venezuela • Grupo Lesbico Universitario • Ciudadaniasx • Colectivo Claveles Rojos • Bloque Socialista Unido de Liberacion • Grupo Opción Bisexual homosexual • Guadalajara Gay Radio • Colectivo ContraNaturas • Colectivo Uniones Peru • Colectivo Almas • Humana Nacion Trans • Divas de Venezuela • I Love Cancun Pride Parade - ILCPP • Diario de Lima Gay • Elisa Natalia • Diversidad e Igualdad a través de la Ley • Inspira Cambio A.C. • FESTDIVQ - Festival Venezolano de Cine de la • Jóvenes por una Salud Integral A.C. • Empoderadxs • Epicentro Diversidad • Las Reinas Chulas Cabaret y Derechos Humanos • Fundación Integral Por la Vida Ernesto Patty AC • Grupo de Mujeres Diversas • Instituto Encuentros Velazquez • Letra S Sida Cultura y Vida Cotidiana A.C. • Fundación Base Lésbica • LGBTTQQIAAP.org • Instituto Runa de Desarrollo y Estudios sobre o Gener • Fundación para el Desarrollo Integral • Litigio Estratégico en Derechos Sexuales y • Fundación Reflejos de Venezuela - FRV Reproductivos A.C. • K’anchay Killa S.A.C. • Kolektiva Rebeldas • Fundación Venezolana de Apoyo a la Diversidad • Morelos Sin Discriminación Sexual • Mr Gay World Mexico • Las Mil Manos de la Solidaridad • Lesbianas Independientes Feministas Socialistas • Maturin es Diversidad • MujerxMujer... Tu Espacio • Movimiento la cultura es Diversa • Musas de Metal Grupo de Mujeres Gay A.C. • Lesbianas Unidas Activistas de Piura • LGBT Legal Peru • Movimiento SOMOS • No Dejarse es Incluirse AC • Unión Afirmativa de Venezuela • Palomilla Gay • Machete Gay Tours • Movimiento Homosexual de Lima • Venezuela Diversa Asociacion Civil • Patlatonalli A.C. • 1 anonymous organisation • Prodiana A.C • Movimiento Trans del Peru • RDfine Colima • Mujeres de Otra Indole • No Tengo Miedo • Red + Posithiva de Quintana Roo A.C. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS • Sociedad y Cultura Derechos Humanos y • Plural Peru • Programa de Soporte a la Auto Ayuda de Desarrollo Social ARGENTINA • Transformarte 2.0 A.C personas con VIH – sección LGBTI • PROMSEX • Cátedra Libre Bibliotecología Social NICARAGUA • Radio Mujeres BOLIVIA • Alternativa Nicaraguense de Diversidad Sexual • Raiz 2.0 • Fundación Hábitat Verde • Asociacion Nuevos Horizontes Nicaragua • Lima BRAZIL • Centro Nicaragüense para el Desarrollo Humano • Red Das Con Equidad (LGBT) • Associação de Transgeneros de Guaíba • Centro para la Educación y Prevención del SIDA • Red LGTB Arequipa CUBA • Colectivo Junvenil • REDECOMS • Comunicarsex • Comunidad Homosexual de Nicaragua (CHN) • Vida-Integración-Desarrollo-Amor • Red de Juristas por los Derechos Sexuales • Fundación Xochiquetzal ECUADOR • Grupo Lesbico Nicaraguense Safo PUERTO RICO • Ecuador LGBTI Chamber of Commerce and • Iglesia de la Comunidad Metropolitana de • Coaí Inc Tourism Nicaragua SAINT LUCIA HAITI • Iniciativa desde la Diversidad Sexual por los • CARIFLAGS • 1 anonymous organisation DDHH • Eastern Caribbean Alliance for Diversity and PERU • Procuraduria para la Defensa de los Derechos Equality • Jovenes Cambiando Vihdas s Humano • United and Strong • Red de Desarrollo Sostenible (Nicaragua) SURINAME • Sindicato de Trabajadoras Domesticas Varios • Stichting LGBT Platform Suriname Trans • Suriname Men United • Youth Association Decide TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO PANAMA • FreePride Foundation Project • Asociacion Hombres y Mujeres Nuevos de • Red Initiatives Panama

33 • City of Oakland • St. Paul’s Foundation for International • Cornell University Library Reconciliation • dotgay.com • The Council for Global Equality • Equality California • The Democracy Council of California • Equality Illinois • The Honolulu Pride Festival Foundation NORTH • Federation of Gay Games • The LGBT Community Center - NYC • Fundacion Lorena Borjas • The Loft AMERICA • GALA Choruses • The National LGBT Bar Association • Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance of Washington • The School of the Art Institute of Chicago FULL MEMBERS DC • The Trevor Project • Gay Asian Pacific Alliance (GAPA) • UFCW OUTreach CANADA • GetaVision • Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office • Altern-Art de Quebec - GLBT Quebec inc. • Global Forum on MSM & HIV (MSMGF) • Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community • Arc International • Greater Palm Springs Pride Churches • Association Gai-Cote-Sud • Harrington Park Press LLC • USC Lambda LGBT Alumni Association • Canadian Labour Congress • Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human • UTOPIA (United Territories of Pacific Islanders • Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives s Right Alliance) SEATTLE • Canadian Rainbow Health Coalition • Heritage of Pride Inc. • WCGLBTJ • Canadian Union of Public Employees - CUPE/LGBT • Human Rights Campaign • Youth TIES group • IAGLMA • Capital Pride • Immigration Equality • CFH • InterACT: Advocates for Intersex Youth ASSOCIATE MEMBERS • Coalition Gaie et Lesbienne du Quebec - CGLQ • Interface Project • Conseil québécois LGBT • International Institute on Race Equality and CANADA • CSN Human Rights • ETFO - Elementary teachers Federation of Ontario • CUPE Ontario’s Pink Triangle Committee • International MI CASA Foundation • United Food and Commercial Workers Canada • CUPE Toronto/LGBT group • Interpride UNITED STATES • December 9th Coalition • It Gets Better Project • Genderis • Egale Canada • Kentucky Equality Federation • Harry and Masie Masto Foundation • Fierté Montréal Pride • Labadie Collection • LGBTQ Trip • Fondation Émergence Inc. • Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund Inc. • GAI Ecoute • Latin@s En Accion • Gay and Lesbian International Sport Association - • Lavender Seniors of the East Bay A GLIS • Leather Archives Museum • Gay Persons of Color • LGBT Center Intercultural Collective Inc. • Groupe de recherche et d’intervention sociale de • LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland Montréal • Long Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride Inc • Groupe Regional d’Intervention Social de Quebec • Lutherans Concerned/North America - GRIS • Making Gay History • Immigration and Refugee Board Resource Centre • Marriage Equality USA - Vancouver • Metropolitan Community Charities • Iranian Queer Organization • More Light Presbyterians for LGBT Concerns • Iranian Railroad for Queer Refugees • MPact • LGBTQ+ Community Center of Montreal (CCGLM) • National Gay & Lesbian Task Force • Living Without Disguises • National Rainbow Alliance (NRA) • LLDC Social • NESsT - Galeforce Capital • Maxcen-Math • Old Lesbians Organizing for Change • Pink Dot MTL • Organization Intersex International USA - OII USA • QMUNITY • Other Sheep/ MMMS • Rainbow Health Ontario • Out & Equal Workplace Advocates • Rainbow Railroad • OutFront Minnesota • S P Ontario Federation of Labour • OutRight Action International • UFCW Canada Local 1006A • Paducah LGBT Welcome Center • Xtra / Pink Triangle Press • POCAAN • Youth Organisation Against Unemployment and • Pride at Work - P@W Corruption • Rainbow Street UNITED STATES • Research Institute Without Walls Inc. • African Human Rights Coalition • Roopbaan Foundation • All Out • San Diego LGBT Pride • Asian and Pacific Islander Family Pride • San Diego State University • Atlanta Pride Committee Inc. • San Francisco Pride • Bi Foundation • SEIU Lavender Caucus • Bisexual Network of the USA • Services and Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual • Center for Gay and Lesbian Studies & Transgender Elders, Inc. • Christopher Street West/Los Angeles Pride • Soulforce Inc. • Southerners on New Ground

34 NEW CALEDONIA • Diversity NC NEW ZEALAND • Agender New Zealand Inc. • InsideOUT OCEANIA • ITANZ - Intersex Trust Aotearoa New Zealand • Lesbian and Gay Archives of New Zealand: Te FULL MEMBERS Pūranga Takatāpui o Aotearoa • New Zealand Public Service Association Te AMERICAN SAMOA Pukenga Here Tikanga Mahi • Queer Tiers • Pacific Homecare • Society of Faafafine in American Samoa • Rainbow Auckland AUSTRALIA • Rainbow Lifestyle Protection • ACON - Community Health Action • Rainbow Wellington • Ambassadors Bridge Builders International • RainbowYOUTH • Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome Support Group • Tapatoru • Australia Inc • Tiwhanawhana Trust • Australia Gay and Lesbian Immigration Task Force • Wellington Gay & Lesbian Christian Community • Australian Bisexual Network NIUE • Australian GLBTIQ Multicultural Council • Family ‘Identity Navigates Equality • Australian Greens LGBTI members PAPUA NEW GUINEA • Bisexual Alliance Victoria Inc • Kapul Champions • Brimbank Community Initiatives INC SAMOA • Edge Effects • Pacific Human Rights Initiative • Equality Australia • Samoa Faafafine Association Inc. • Freedom 2 b[e] • Gay & Lesbian International Sports Association TONGA Asia Pacific • Pacific Sexual & Gender Diversity Network • Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby • Tonga Leiti’s Association - TLA • Gay Panic • Harbour City Bears • Human Rights Law Centre (LGBTI rights unit) • Intersex Human Rights Australia • Kaleidoscope Human Rights Foundation • LGBTI Language Exchange • LGBTIQ - SUPPORT & PROTECTION SERVICES INC. • Lick Entertainment • Metropolitan Community Church Brisbane • National LGBTI Health Alliance • NSW LGBTI Legal Forum • PFLAG-Perth Inc • spur:org (registered in Australia Spur Projects Ltd) • Sydney Star Observer • Sydney University Postgraduate Rep. Ass. • Tasmanian Gay and Lesbian Rights Group • Thorne Harbour Health • University of Technology Sydney Queer Collective • Victorian Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby • Wear it Purple COOK ISLANDS • Te Tiare Association FIJI • Drodrolagi Movement • Haus of Khameleon • Oceania Pride • Rainbow Pride Foundation (Fiji) Limited • Rengul’uchei • Survival Advocacy Network FRENCH POLYNESIA • Cousins Cousines de Tahiti KIRIBATI • BIMBA Inc.

35 OUR STAFF AS OF 31 DECEMBER 2019

INTERNS André du Plessis Executive Director Andrea Ayala Intern - UN Treaty Bodies and Special Procedures Julia Ehrt Director of Programmes Kellyn Botha Intern - Communications Natalia Voltchkova Director of Finance and Support Services Oscar Noel Fitzpatrick Intern - Intersex people and Kseniya Kirichenko Sex Characteristics Senior Officer, Women and UN Advocacy Enrique López de la Peña Intern – Research Zhan Chiam Programme Coordinator (Gender Identity and Expression, Sport and Human Rights)

Lucas Ramón Mendos Senior Research Officer

J. Andrew Baker Senior Giving Officer

Daniele Paletta Senior Communications Officer

Paula Klik Administrative Support Officer

36 In 2019, ILGA World said goodbye ALSO WITH US IN 2019 to two persons who have been a key part of our staff for many years: Diana Carolina Prado Mosquera, who has led our work at the Human Rights Coun- Diana Carolina Prado Mosquera cil and Universal Periodic Review, and Senior UN Advocacy Officer Senka Juzbasic, who has engaged with our membership daily and provided key logistic and administrative support to Senka Juzbasic our events. Their passionate work and Senior Officer, Projects expertise have been key to bringing ILGA and Support Services World to a new level of excellence. We thank them for the years they spent with us! Gabriel Galil Intern – UN Human Rights A special thanks goes to the 8 interns Council and UPR that have worked with us during the year. In 2020, our team will grow again, and together we will continue to assist Maria Ihler Intern - UN Treaty Bodies our global family as they conduct crucial and Special Procedures work.

Zineb Oulmakki Intern - Communications

Daryl Yang Intern - Research

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38 BALANCE SHEET for years ending December 31, 2019 and 2018 FINANCIAL 2019, CHF 2018, CHF ASSETS INFORMATION Current assets 344,143 350,196

Non-current assets 13,256 13,255 This summary is based on ILGA World’s audited accounts for 2019 and 2018. Total assets 357,399 363,451 The total operating expenses in 2019 LIABILITIES was 2,829,706 CHF, while the total in- come in 2019 was 2,730,143 CHF. Current liabilities 357,903 203,153 ILGA World ended 2019 with total Non-current liabilities -- -- results of 24,198 CHF after the use of free reserves accumulated in 2018. Total liabilities 357,903 203,153 EQUITY Reserves from operations -- 185,000 Results from previous periods (24,702) (177,708) Results for the year 24,198 153,006 Total liabilities & equity 357,399 363,451

STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES for year ending December 31, 2019 and 2018

2019, CHF 2018, CHF INCOME Core income 1,544,531 1,773,278 Project income 1,185,612 723,661 Total Income 2,730,143 2,496,939 OPERATING EXPENSES Operational capacity 1,423,891 1,217,030 Direct project costs 1,405,815 882,330 Total operating expenses 2,829,706 2,099,360 Operating results (99,563) 397,579 FINANCIAL RESULTS Financial results (61,240) (59,572.6) Results before allocations (160,803) 338,006

STATEMENT OF ALLOCATIONS for year ending December 31, 2019 and 2018

2019, CHF 2018, CHF FREE RESERVE Allocation/ Use of reserve 185,000 (185,000) Total results 24,198 153,006

39 40 ILGA World’s 2019 Annual Report was written by Kellyn Botha, coordinated and edited by Daniele Paletta. Additional edits by Maddalena Tomassini Managed by André du Plessis Spanish translation: Paul Caballero - ILGALAC

Design and typesetting: Roberta Bruno – [email protected] This annual report covers the period from 1 January to 31 December 2019

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