2012 ANNUAL REPORT INTERNATIONAL LESBIAN GAY BISEXUAL TRANS AND INTERSEX ASSOCIATION Table of contents

02 Vision, Mission and Strategic objectives 03 Thanks and acknowledgements Foreword from the Secretaries Generals 04 by Gloria Careaga and Renato Sabbadini A message from the Executive Director 07 by Sebastian Rocca Your Global LGBTI federation: Embracing the movement!

Stockholm: global movement meets in the snow for a 09 warm and successful world conference Membership: ILGA reaches 1005 members and “talks” to 4500 LGBTI 13 organisations worldwide! Supporting the growth of LGBTI movements in 15 the Global South: ILGA’s Regional Development and Communication Project

18 World Pride in London: ILGA under the spotlight!

Your voice at the United Nations: LGBTI rights are human rights!

2012 at the UN: ILGA deepens its engagement at the 19 United Nations Activism! Tools for change for the L, G, B, T and I communities 24 Second Forum on Intersex Organising 6th edition of the State Sponsored Homophobia 26 report 27 Global maps go… local! 29 ILGA stands up for lesbian rights! Activism! Tools for change for the L, G, B, T and I communities 30 Financial information 32 ILGA Executive Board and its members in 2012

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ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 This report outlines the work undertaken by ILGA staff, board, members and volunteers from January – December 2012. It is based on ILGA’s new strategic plan for 2011-2013 and the 2012 Operational Plan.

About ILGA

ILGA, founded in 1978, is the world federation of national and local organisations dedicated to achieving equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex (LGBTI) people and their liberation from all forms of discrimination everywhere.

ILGA’s Vision

ILGA’s vision is of a world where the human rights of all are respected and everyone can live in equality and freedom; a world that is enriched by the diversity of sexual orientations, gender identities and gender expressions.

Mission •• To act globally and regionally as a voice for the rights of those who face discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. •• To promote equality and freedom by lobbying,advocacy and communication, and by educating and informing relevant international and regional institutions as well as governments, media and civil society. •• To facilitate cooperation and solidarity among ILGA regions and members •• To provide leadership to human rights organisations, including our members, in promoting and protecting human rights

Strategic Objectives for 2011 - 2013 •• Enhance the capacity of ILGA - members, regions, boards and staff to achieve its mission by providing opportunities for networking, participation in advocacy and lobbying campaigns and best practice sharing •• Assert the application of human rights standards and principles without discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression; and increasing attention to violations of human rights •• Advance the global LGBTI movement by gathering, analyzing and disseminating the information generated by our members

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Thanks and acknowledgments

ILGA is grateful for the work and support of its volunteers, staff and Executive Board. ILGA is particularly thankful to its members not only for their financial support but also for the time and energy they dedicate to furthering ILGA’s aims and objectives.

Thank you also to the following organizations:

ILGA, 17 Rue de la Charité - B - 1210 - Brussels, Belgium Tel/Fax: + 32 (0)2 502 24 71 - [email protected] www.ilga.org

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Foreword from ILGA Co-Secretaries General Gloria Careaga and Renato Sabbadini

2012 could have not ended better for ILGA as we gathered in historic numbers in Stockholm in December, thanks to the hard work of our friends at RFSL who hosted our 26th world conference. For its 34 years of history, ILGA was celebrated with the biggest ever LGBTI world conference, a celebration which saw friends and fellow activists coming from all parts of the world. Another record was also broken as our federation now counts ILGA in context over a thousand members. There is much to rejoice as ILGA keeps building on its A fear around the financial crisis, i.e. success and appears to be as solid as that it would divert the attention of ever. governing and legislative bodies from issues concerning the rights of LGBTI This achievement would not have been people, has not materialised, for the possible without the support, either in better and for the worse. For the better, the form of work or financial resources, because several countries have adopted of several actors, whose contribution we legislation advancing the equality of are grateful and happy to acknowledge as LGBTI people, while the UN Human Rights we introduce this annual report, starting Council continues on its exciting journey with the Executive Director and the staff acknowledging the existence and hardship of ILGA: Sebastian faced by our people and reflecting Rocca, Patricia on how best it can address Curzi, Stephen Giving the regions discrimination based on sexual Barris, Esperance the necessary orientation and gender identity. Kana, Alessia For the worse, because certain Valenza and in the capacity and means to function governments and parliaments, regions: Apinda influenced by different types of with much greater Mpako, Jennifer religious forces with an impact Josef, and Paul autonomy and on the cultural means, insist on Caballero. For strength is a task their plans to introduce legislation most of our ILGA can no longer punishing people because of Members this afford to postpone their sexual orientation and team of dedicated gender identity or because they people represents defend the rights of LGBTI people, the face of ILGA while trying at the same time to stop in its day-to-day work and reality: we the advancements at the UN level by are very proud of them and consider us advocating the defence of “traditional fortunate that they work for ILGA. values”.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 A global player While investing in staff training on UN issues has born fruit, the increased Re-gaining the ECOSOC Status at the presence in Geneva during the Human UN has represented for ILGA the healing Rights Council sessions and other UN of wound, providing a very necessary sessions is beginning to show its strain sense of closure in relation to a state of from a logistical perspective, prompting affairs that has influenced the internal a feasibility study as to the possibility of life of the organisation and has allowed strengthening our presence in the city on us to increase our presence at the UN a more solid basis. with renewed strength and motivation, making it possible The State-sponsored for us to bring more Homophobia Report, member organisation There is a growing soon to be accompanied by a State-sponsored representatives and demand for a report activists to Geneva Transphobia Report, has during the UPR covering forms of grown in size, detail sessions of the Human persecution and and quality, thanks to Rights Council and discrimination by the work of a growing for our annual report non-state actors international team on State-sponsored of scholars who vet homophobia to be the findings of the quoted explicitly as a editors, and to the one of the sources behind the report of contributions of member organisations the Human Rights High Commissioner. writing articles and facilitating local information for it. Thanks to the work Having ECOSOC status also means to of a dozen translators, the report is be an active actor at all UN Conferences now available in four languages, while and Sessions: a key feature, and allowing its accompanying map is available in us to plan our participation to future 14, including Chinese, Arabic and Hindi, conferences, like the Cairo + 20 on thus reaching an unprecedented global population and development, where we audience and turning into a powerful will be able to express our positions with advocacy tool in the hands of our our own name. There is a much greater members and allies everywhere. The potential now, for a more pro-active role report is now regularly referenced by and for a greater interconnection with UN agencies, international human rights other key human rights NGOs, including organisations and mainstream media. As our traditional allies, like we make progress at the Amnesty International, UN level, however, there Human Rights Watch, This is precisely is a growing demand Arc-International, GATE, the information for a report covering IGLHRC, COC and RFSL, forms of persecution whose competence and needed to pressure and discrimination by dedication has been UN members into non-state actors, as this proven by bringing to the taking a stronger is precisely the kind of discussion of every HRC stance against information needed to session the LGBTI rights violence and pressure UN members and other successes of into taking a stronger the last years. discrimination stance against violence and discrimination based

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ILGA’s board met three times in 2012: in New York hosted by the Open Societies Foundation(our pictures), in Brussels and in Stockholm prior to the World Conference.

it was agreed to consult the memberships again in 2013-14 as part of an on-going process of assessing membership on sexual orientation and gender identity. needs. This will be the – very challenging – task As mentioned above, ILGA has now more for the next years as reliable providers of than 1000 members and this number is LGBTI related information worldwide. beginning to be difficult to take care for Following a major only from Brussels. Giving the regions, consultation of our particularly in the south, members, our website There is a much the necessary capacity and is going through a greater potential now means to function with much greater autonomy process of renewal for a more pro-active and strength at the and revamping, for role at the UN it to become a more regional level is a task user friendly tool for ILGA can no longer afford members and non-members alike and to postpone, particularly a more effective communication tool when the membership keeps on growing between ILGA and its membership. and so are their expectations as to how concretely ILGA can help at a regional Regions level.

In 2011, the board had consulted This is therefore where our work for the the membership with regard to the future has to focus on, both to increase geographical boarders of the six regions the impact of the voice of our members in of ILGA; questions included if members each region and the effectiveness of ILGA were satisfied with the current set up, if in representing them as a whole at the they would have liked global level. new countries to be The UN Human We recognize the hard, added/removed from and in many cases risky, their region, and/or the Rights Council work our membership has need for sub-regions. continues on its developed in the last years, We received responses exciting journey but still there is a lot to from above 10% of our acknowledging be done. We are confident members however the the existence and that the alliances and data gathered was not hardship faced by collective work among our conclusive and did not our people and international members and allow the board to make reflecting on how now with a wide number a recommendation to of governments we have the World Conference best it can address already print a strong step about changing the discrimination based for the achievement of structure of the on sexual orientation best LGBTI conditions in regions. After some and gender identity the next years work. board discussions,

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 A message from the Executive Director Sebastian Rocca

2012 was the second year of the implementation of ILGA’s strategic plan which focused on three main areas: the United Nations, the strengthening of its secretariat, regions (Pan Africa ILGA, ILGA Asia and ILGA LAC) and members, and the production of world reports and mapping.

We were pleased, at the end of 2012, to establish a new position within the team and welcome Andre du Plessis as America and the Caribbean and Asia. our new UN Programme and Advocacy We are conscious of the fact that the Manager. Andre will be working from the efforts made so far in increasing regional representation office of ILGA in Geneva memberships, disseminating information and joins a core team of five staff in and building regional networks are at a Brussels and three communication fundamental level and ILGA should build officers in the regions. As is the case a more articulated regional development for many other NGOs, financial difficulty strategy under the leadership of its has hit ILGA over the last few years. In regions. To this end, the secretariat has order to overcome this we adopted a worked closely with some of the regional fundraising strategy aimed at diversifying boards in designing regional development ILGA’s sources of income as widely as strategies including securing financial possible. We successfully consolidated support for local staff and regional relationships with existing funders, conferences. We are hoping to see soon secured several new funders and have the fruits of this engagement process begun to put systems in place to increase with the regions. self-generated income Our involvement at thus reducing our The secretariat has the United Nations reliance on external and the EU has also sources of income. worked closely with expanded considerably These efforts paid some of the regional over the last year, off and resulted in a boards in designing partially thanks to our more than 20% budget regional development reacquired ECOSOC increase in 2012 and strategies status. We have been securing several able to secure funding multiple-year and for and to develop renewable contracts. our UN work, including on the Universal Over the last few years ILGA has started Periodic Review, the Human Rights Council the process of supporting the growth and the Commission on the Status of of LGBTI movements in Africa, Latin Women, which involve a high degree of

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 participation and collaboration with In the near future we hope to be able ILGA members in several countries. to build on these strengths and expand We are pleased that many of our local our regional team and work closely with members are now able, thanks to ILGA, even more members - on local projects, to advocate in person at regional level, with regional HR bodies for the equality of and at the UN. We LGBTI people in their Many of our local also intend to start coordinating new countries, thus building members are now able, key alliances with areas of work, such enlightened missions thanks to ILGA, to as monitoring and and officials at the UN advocate in person for the documenting violence and within the EU. equality of LGBTI people against LGBTI people while continuing It goes without saying at the United Nations developing the that we were delighted relatively new work to surpass 1,000 on intersex and trans members in 2012. It is encouraging to issues. Unfortunately, these ambitions do see that, over more than 30 years, new come with tough challenges, and despite organisations continue to want to be part the progress ILGA has made we cannot be of ILGA and contribute both financially complacent. and in kind towards its operations. This Finally, we would not have been able to achievement would not have been deliver so many activities without the possible without the painstaking work extraordinary commitment of the board of our regional communication officers and staff, and the support of dozens of who, month after month, have made volunteer translators, interns, consultants, contact with dozens of new local LGBTI the RFSL team who organized the World organisations linking them to ILGA, its Conference, our members and funders. It members and its allies. is impossible to name and thank them all, but they are a strategic It is of course impossible resource of ILGA which to capture the variety of There is no doubt continues to remind us activities planned and that ILGA continues of the spirit of solidarity delivered by the secretariat to go from strength that brought us together in a short report, especially to strength. in 1978, when ILGA was those activities that born. I am sure that many involve strategic planning of you will agree when and medium to long term engagement I say that such a spirit of solidarity was processes with a variety of stakeholders. stronger than ever during the last world There is no doubt that ILGA continues conference in Stockholm in December to go from strength to strength. It has 2012. These are exciting times for our consolidated its staff team; increased its federation. We have much to hope for budget and is establishing the groundwork and achieve as long as we stay together for becoming less reliant on external and united. The road to equality of LGBTI funding. In addition, it has regained people worldwide is still a long one but I ECOSOC status; its membership continues believe that with the strength, expertise to increase and it has increased both its and guidance of ILGA’s 1,005 members we profile and the reputation of its work. can all walk that road.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 XXVI ILGA World Conference Stockholm, 12-16 December 2012

The XXVI ILGA World Conference, whose theme was “Global Rights, Global Respect”, took place in Stockholm, Sweden, from 12 to 16 December 2012. Hosted by RFSL, the Swedish Federation for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights, the ILGA World Conference gathered 450 activists from 103 countries.

ILGA conferences, which have been held since 1978 are the place where members and allies of the only world federation of LGBTI organisations meet to share their experience and best practices, strategize, build alliances and partnerships and elect their representatives. The XXVI ILGA World Conference has indeed been a great occasion for fruitful discussions and engagement for the international LGBTI movement. Pre-conferences took place on December 9-11. Women, Interfaith, HIV/AIDS, Mena region, Baltic region, Youth, UN processes and Trans, were among the first set of conversations. The conference program was very dense, listing around 60 workshops, self organized spaces, plenaries and elections.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Honored guests

The opening ceremony of the conference featured a speech by Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, and welcome speeches by ILGA Co-Secretaries General Gloria Careaga and Renato Sabbadini who also delivered the first ever ILGA Award to President of Argentina Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, which was collected on her behalf by Vice President Amado Boudou and Senator Aníbal Fernández. The opening ceremony continued with an address by Secretary General of Amnesty International Salil Shetty.

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon sent a strong message to the ILGA World Conference, confirming the UN commitment to LGBTI rights worldwide and his deep concern about the persistence of homophobia. The statement has been delivered on his behalf by Charles Radcliffe, Chief of Global Issues at the Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights, at the opening of a panel on developments at the United Nations on LGBTI issues.

Elections

Being the highest authority of ILGA, the ILGA World Conference has a primary role in shaping the organization’s structure, and in electing its representatives. In Stockholm Gloria Careaga (Mexico) and Renato Sabbadini (Italy) were re-elected as ILGA Co-Secretaries General; Azusa Yamashita (Japan) and Beto de Jesus (Brazil) have been elected as their alternates.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Minority Women in Action (Kenya), was elected as Women’s Secretariat and United and Strong (St Lucia) was elected as its alternate. Diverlex (Venezuela) was elected as Trans Secretariat and Transgender Netwerk Nederland - TNN (The Netherlands) was elected as its alternate. Shaping the intersex movement

At its closing plenary, The World Conference approved the proposal of establishment of an Intersex Secretariat which will be elected at the next ILGA World Conference.

Membership

ILGA’s work lies in the achievements of its members and an important moment of the World Conference is the approval of organizations that have applied in the past two years to become members. In Stockholm, many organizations have been reviewed and approved by the World Conference and ILGA reached 1006 members.

The XXVII ILGA World Conference will take place in Mexico City in 2014 and will be hosted by Fundación Arcoiris por el respeto a la diversidad sexual - FUNDARDS

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Membership We are now over a thousand!

The membership of ILGA continues to grow and reached an historic 1005 mark in 2012! Such an extraordinary result is both a tribute to the work of this organisation in the 34 years of its existence (including the outreach efforts of our communication officers in the regions) and a recognition of the fact that the strength needed to fight for our rights can only come from unity within the context of a democratically organised global association. Needless to say, this round figure sums up both symbolically and in a very concrete way our representativeness and legitimacy to speak and act on behalf of a vast, worldwide constituency. In doing so, we need to keep alive and foster the dialogue among members, the board, the secretariat, and within the regions. We MEMBERSHIP INCREASE BETWEEN 2001 AND 2012 also need to continue the development of systems which allow members to get in touch and organise 1005 with the secretariat(s) whenever needed, and to 834 consult members on a regular basis for feedback on relevant decisions the board and the secretariats 433 need to take. The numbers 354 271 of replies to the past 227 member consultations on the current structure 97 33 86 66 85 69 86 28 of the regions and on the functionality of the website do show that members are

Total ILGA ILGA Pan Africa ILGA North ILGA ILGA indeed willing and eager ANZAPI Asia ILGA America Europe LAC to engage more actively in the life of the organisation.

The regional breakdown of the membership shows an increase in all the regions compared to 2011, though the long-term objective continues to be to achieve a distribution of members in the regions in direct proportion to the population of each region. Of the 1005 present members, 433 are based in Europe, 271 in LAC, 97 in Asia, 86 in North America, 85 in Africa and 33 in ANZAPI. Therefore:

43% of our members are based in Europe, 12 % of the world population 27% of our members are based in LAC, 8,6 % of the world population 10% of our members are based in Asia, 59,6 % of the world population 9% of our members are based in North America, 5,1 % of the world population 8% of our members are based in Africa, 14,3 % of the world population 3% of our members are based in Anzapi, 0.5 % of the world population

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 MEMBERSHIP PER REGION IN 2012 But membership cannot be broken down only following geographical criteria. Our

ILGA membership reflects also ANZAPI the diversity of the LGBTI 3% spectrum. In this sense, Pan ILGA we are happy to witness Africa ILGA Asia ILGA a growing presence of LAC 10% 27% 8% intersex organisations, also

ILGA following the two intersex North forum organised together ILGA America Europe 9% with ILGA-Europe in the last 43% two years. Proposals for the establishment of an intersex secretariat and a bisexual secretariat have been put forward at the last World Conference in Stockholm: a development which reminds all of us as to our duty to strive as much as possible to give genuine representativeness to all the voices within our organisation.

ORGANISATIONS IN ILGA'S GLOBAL DIRECTORY

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159 105 315 January 2013 Africa 445 Asia 575 January 2012 Europe 279 LAC 76 March 2011 North America ANZAPI

The list of members according to ILGA’s regions is available at the end of this report. For any question regarding membership, please email [email protected]

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Regional development: ILGA-Asia, ILGA-LAC and Pan Africa ILGA Supporting the growth of LGBTI movements in the Global South

ILGA is engaged and committed to support the growth of regional movements. This support is both financial and technical and is mostly directed at ILGA-Asia, Pan Africa ILGA and ILGA-LAC. Beyond its traditional role facilitating platforms for activists to meet regionally and globally and giving them voice in international fora such as the United Nations, ILGA’s regional communication and development project aims at mapping the movement and facilitating information exchange amongst organisations in the same region as well as cross-regionally. A team of regional communication officers based in Buenos Aires, Manila and Johannesburg act as focal points for their respective regional movements and through the production of weekly e-newsletters and press releases feed news to an increasing audience of LGBTI organisations around the world.

Journalist Paul Caballero was hired as regional coordinator for ILGA-LAC joining Apinda Mpako for Pan Africa ILGA in Johannesburg and Jennifer Josef for ILGA-Asia in Manila.

Throughout the year, an ongoing dialogue with ILGA’s office aims at supporting regional representatives through their boards in their efforts to strategise and fund their present and coming activities. In particular, through the continued hiring of three regional communication officers who are LGBTI activists in different countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America and the Caribbean ILGA seeks to assist the constitution of autonomous self organized movements that could act as interlocutors with regional and national institutions in the fight for equality of LGBTI people (including the African Union, ASEAN, the IACHR amongst others). Through the online web portal ILGA wants to give more voice and visibility to the LGBTI movement in the global south and by strengthening the role of the regional communication officers and the capacity of the hosting organizations, ILGA also intends to facilitate information sharing amongst LGBTI groups in each region and between the regional federation and its constituents.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ILGA’s regional effort in 2012

∙∙ A large consultation involving ILGA members, world and regional board members and staff was undertaken in order to design a new improved version of ilga.org to be launched in 2013.

∙∙ 2012 saw vibrant off-stage activity to strategise and fundraise for the organizational development of ILGA’s regions. This includes giving the opportunity to some regional boards to meet regularly, for the movement to gather in regional conferences and in some cases to support a region to register and settle in rented offices.

∙∙ Journalist Paul Caballero was hired as regional coordinator for ILGA-LAC joining Apinda Mpako in Johannesburg and Jennifer Josef in Manila.

∙∙ ILGA continued its effort to outreach to LGBTI organisations around the world and now gathers 4511 organizations in its Global LGBTI Directory (a 41% increase from 2011).

∙∙ ILGA’s membership has hit an all time high with 1005 members from 117 countries in December 2012.

∙∙ Both ILGA’s audience within the LGBTI movement and its membership mean an increased capacity for organisations to build alliances and for ILGA to mobilise and campaign through a tightened and more reactive network.

ILGA saddened and shocked by the sudden deaths of team members Stéphane Tchakam and Gabriel Oviedo.

2012 saw two former members of ILGA’s regional communication team, Stephane Tchakam and Gabriel Oviedo pass away. Co-founder of Alternatives Cameroon and Chief Editor of Le Jour, one of the main daily newspapers in Cameroon, Stephane was a well respected journalist and an ardent activist for LGBTI and Human rights. He left us August 13, 2012. Founder and chief editor of the online LGBT news site SentidoG in 2001, Gabriel Oviedo, passed away in Buenos Aires on February 1 at the age of 38. In 2011, the City Council of Buenos Aires officially designated SentidoG as a “Social Site of Public Interest”. Gabriel received honors “for his journalistic work and for his commitment to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans issues; and for disseminating material that promoted rights for all and strengthened the fight against discrimination”.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 585,121 visitors accessed ilga.org, an average of 48,760 visitors per month. This represents a 32 % increase compared to 2011. Amongst the top 100 countries that access ilga.org, 60 come from the global south (see table below) including from countries that criminalise homosexuality meaning that more and more people from those countries are accessing information on LGBTI issues.

4. Colombia -1 position +49% visits 56. Guatemala +5 positions +63% visits

6. Mexico -2 positions +27% visits 57. Costa Rica -20 positions -28% visits

7. Brasil = position +51% visits 61. Ghana -7 positions +8% visits

8. India +4 positions +75% visits 62. Israel -2 positions +31% visits

11. Morocco = position +30% visits 63. South Korea +4 positions +62% visits

14. Philippines +4 positions +64% visits 64. Taiwan +7 positions +69% visits

15. Algeria +2 positions +53% visits 65. Sudan -6 positions +17% visits

16. Argentina -3 positions +17% visits 66. Jordan +23 positions +144% visits

17. Pakistan +5 positions +84% visits 67. Uganda -4 positions +32% visits

20. Venezuela -1 position +33% visits 68. Qatar +17 positions +97% visits

21. Malaysia +6 positions +67% visits 69. Bolivia +3 positions +43% visits

22. Tunisia -1 position +46% visits 73. Lebanon +14 positions +107% visits

26. Peru -2 positions +19% visits 75. El Salvador -13 positions +9% visits

27. China -11 positions -17% visits 76. Bangladesh +1 position +42% visits

28. Chile -5 positions +10% visits 77. Uruguay +1 position +44% visits

29. Dominican +4 positions +67% visits 78. Ivory Coast +3 positions +58% visits Republic

31. Indonesia -1 position +19% visits 80. Nicaragua -7 positions +21% visits

34. Thailand +8 positions +124% visits 81. Syria +14 positions +99% visits

35. Ecuador = position +50% visits 83. Puerto Rico -19 positions -3% visits

36. Egypt +20 positions +136% visits 84. Panama -10 positions +10% visits

37. Saudi Arabia +4 positions +54% visits 87. Cameroon -3 positions +28% visits

38. Kenya +2 positions +37% visits 88. Kuwait +11 positions +99% visits

39. UAE +13 positions +85% visits 89. Myanmar +9 positions +79% visits

43. Singapore -5 positions +10% visits 90. Honduras = position +33% visits

44. Vietnam +14 positions +105% visits 92. Cambodia = position +27% visits

46. Iraq +30 positions +222% visits 93. Ethiopia - new - +85% visits

50. Nigeria -5 positions +26% visits 94. Tanzania - new - +91% visits

52. Sri Lanka +1 position +36% visits 96. Jamaica -2 positions +25% visits

97. Trinidad and 53. Hong Kong -5 positions +21% visits -9 positions +16% visits Tobago

54. Senegal +15 positions +135% visits 100. Paraguay -17 positions +7% visits

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ∙∙ Over 2400 people have followed ILGA on each Twitter and Facebook. Some 1500 people joined ILGA-Asia’s Facebook group while ILGA-LAC enjoys the regular visits of 1300 fans on its page.

∙∙ 140 weekly e-newsletters were sent by the communication team to over 4511 LGBTI organisations, in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French.

∙∙ 2100 articles were uploaded on ilga.org, giving an ongoing account of the actuality of the LGBTI movement worldwide with a specific focus on Africa, Asia and Latin America and the Caribbean.

∙∙ The ongoing dedication of more than 30 volunteer translators allowed ILGA to continue communicating in 4 languages and ensure its internal work including its board meetings were accessible both to English and Spanish speakers.

∙∙ ILGA facilitated the participation of local activists to various UN fora, including the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) and the Universal Periodic Review (UPR); both by supporting their presence in Geneva and New York and the drafting of shadow reports.

The Caribbean meets East Africa in Geneva! Kenita Placide (St Lucia) and Naome Ruzindana (Rwanda) look for their flags on the forefront of the United Nations building in Geneva. Kenita and Naome were amongst the activists whose participation to the Human Rights Council was facilitated by ILGA in 2012.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ILGA under the spotlight World Pride in London

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3 1. ILGA Executive Director, Sebastian Rocca, accepting the “World LGBT award” on behalf of ILGA, an award given by London World Pride 2012 to honour an outstanding contribution to the rights and freedoms of the global LGBT community. From the left, ILGA board members Kenita Placide, Helen Kennedy and Akinyi Ocholla. 2. ILGA and some of its members marching during World Pride 2012. ILGA representatives also contributed to the World Pride Human Rights conference and Renato Sabbadini, ILGA Co-Secretary General, gave an inspiring speech at Trafalgar Square. 3. ILGA representatives and the Counselor for Political Affairs, Embassy of the United States of America in London who collected the other World LGBTI Award on behalf of Hillary Clinton. Hillary accepted the award and sent a video message in support of all those who fight for equality of LGBT people.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 2012 at the UN ILGA deepens its engagement at the United Nations

As the only global federation of LGBTI organisations, ILGA voices its agenda in various United Nations fora. ILGA gives visibility to the struggles of its members lobbying at the Human Rights Council, helping them questioning their government’s record on LGBTI rights in the frame of the Universal Periodic Review, organising a presence at the Commission on the Status of Women and campaigning for LGBTI organisations to gain the right to speak in their own name at the UN through its ECOSOC status.

The Universal Periodic Review: Questioning your government on LGBTI rights at the UN

The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) started by the UN in 2006, aims at reviewing Rhoda Awino the situation of human rights in a given Adiambo African countries country. The first round for all countries Minority Women ended in 2011; the second cycle started for Action - Kenya in June 2012. It will review forty-two countries every year, meaning that within “The whole experience on its four and a half years all UN Member States own is an eye-opener. First, one will be reviewed. gets access to delegates from different governments, which would be very hard The reviews develop in five stages: under any other circumstances. It gives you a chance to articulate your issues. It’s also ›› reporting a good place to listen to governments and ›› interactive dialogue with Member see how they view themselves in relation to States where other governments can how others view them (…) Governments ask questions to the country under expose their actions and recommendations review and make recommendations are made. It is a humbling experience and ›› adoption of the draft report with all something that is needed to keep government answerable to others. UPR participation is the recommendations made in line with one of our strategic objectives of ›› formal acceptance of the report with growing and participating in policy and legal all its recommendations, and, finally, framework both locally and internationally. ›› implementation and monitoring. MWA is currently the women’s secretariat of ILGA and also a member of Coalition of NGOs get to contribute at each stage African Lesbians (…). The idea is that, of the process but more specifically on together with ILGA and other two separate occasions: organizations, the knowledge that I got at the United Nations ›› by submitting a report that will be Human Rights Council will be included in the OHCHR report and used to assist other LGBT groups informs the dialogue understand the UPR process and ›› by making an oral statement also give guidance on how to submit their own when the government which was statements. Once the process is understood, reviewed previously accepts or one realizes that you do not need to travel rejects recommendations from other and wait to be at the UN in Geneva to start governments. advocacy work, as most of the advocacy actually takes place in your own country”.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 2012: ILGA expands it work at the United Nations

ILGA continued to coordinate its work with other organisations (ARC International, COC, and others) to ensure that resources are maximised and that the various stages of the process of the UPR are covered. Since mid 2011 ILGA has been training and advising local LGBTI activists not only in producing and submitting UPR reports but also in lobbying missions in Geneva. Closer assistance is also given on the follow up with the various embassies and the European Union representatives in the country under review, in Brussels, as well as missions in Geneva. The aim is to lobby governments to make as many recommendations as possible based on sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI). In 2012, ILGA fundraised to expand its work at the UN. As a result a UN Programme and Advocacy Manager to be based in Geneva has been hired in 2013. André Du Plessis will complement the work of Patricia Curzi, UN liaison officer for ILGA.

“Thanks to our presence in Geneva, supported by ILGA, we were able to better understand how the whole UPR system is working and how civil society organizations can have an impact on government policies. Just after the interactive dialogue between Indonesia and the other States, we were a bit disappointed that only two of them referred to LGBT issues (Spain and Switzerland). But the side event that we organized just after, entitled “Voices from the Ground: Assessing Indonesia’s Human Rights Developments through the UPR” was successful, about 50 people attended, including missions from India, Norway, Romania, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands. These contacts can be seeds for the future and we will make sure that we continue to follow up with Yulita Rustinawati countries committed to addressing Indonesia LGBT issues.” Arus Pelangi

During the interactive dialogue in May 2012 ILGA welcomed in Geneva Yulita Rustinawati from Arus Pelangi (seen here at ILGA’s world conference). An interview was carried out on her involvement with UPR. King T. Oey followed up on this work and attended the formal adoption of the report at the 21th session of the HRC in September 2012. Thanks to ILGA’s ECOSOC status he was able to make an oral statement.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012

ILGA acts as liaison between the local activists and the United Nations and facilitates their work within the UPR of their country: ›› prior to the session, by assisting in the drafting of their shadow report when necessary ›› at the Human Rights Council, accompanying them throughout their stay in Geneva, facilitating their work with diplomatic missions King Oey ›› assisting local activists on occasion of their Indonesia oral statement at the UN when needed Arus Pelangi

Facilitating access to the United Nations “The main challenge for Arus Pelangi was to ILGA disseminates information regarding the collect reliable data on UPR, raising awareness of the importance of the cases of violence and discrimination civil society participation in the UPR and the experienced by LGBT United Nations in general. Activists participating people. And since it was the first to the UPR with ILGA have been systematically time we participated in this process, interviewed. This series of interviews called it was not clear to us which steps “Questioning your government on LGBTI needed to be taken in addition rights at the UN” (which quotes you can read to compiling a report. Assistance on these pages) have been translated in 4 by the human rights groups and languages and disseminated through its global also by ILGA were important to networks. During ILGA’s last world conference in maximize the work we did around Stockholm in December 2012, a workshop titled the content of the report, including “The Universal Periodic Review: An inclusive lobbying some governments to Human Rights process to have LGBTI rights make recommendations and now implemented at national level” gave participants follow it up” an opportunity to share the experience of grassroot organisations at the UN. Coordinated and moderated by ILGA’s UN Liaison Officer, its aim was to show the impact this mechanism can have nationally. Yulita Rustinawati (Indonesia), Belissa Andia Perez (Peru), Rhoda Awino Adhiambo (Kenya) and Azusa Yamashita (Japan) who participatedin the workshop shared their personal experience in lobbying the UN.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 A working relationship with the European diplomacy

ILGA has established a very productive working cooperation on the UPR with the European Union External Action Service and regularly provides contacts of the EU office Patricia Curzi to activists in the country under review. We on behalf of Brazilian strengthened cooperation with the LGBT organizations contact person and closer relationship was also established with the officers in charge ILGA kept close contact with its of Africa of Latin America. Patricia Curzi members in Brazil which could not participated to Human Rights Dialogues attend the the 21th session where Brazil meetings on Indonesia, Mexico and Brazil. was being considered. Patricia Curzi, A clear link and follow up was established UN Liaison Officer liaised with activists between the UPR recommendations on in Brazil and read out a statement on LGBT issues and Human rights dialogues. behalf of Brazilian LGBT organisations She also took part in meetings with the and ILGA. ILGA reviewed and co- EU representative for Zimbabwe, the signed the NGO report from Equal Philippines and Suriname. In Stockholm, Ground, Sri Lanka. In preparation to at the world conference, ILGA’s UN Liaison the 14th UPR session in October and Officer co-organised a workshop with ILGA- November 2012, contacts and advice Europe on the role of EU External Action were also provided to groups from Argentina, Peru, and Japan. Service with third countries.

Pedro Anibal Paradiso Sottile Comunidad Homosexual Argentina Azusa Yamashita Gay Japan News Partnering with other social and civil society movements is very important “Thank you so much. ILGA for our efforts to gain and maintain has been amazing supporting inclusive practices and human-rights grassroots organizations like achievements from States (…) In this ours with UPR submission, regard, being a member of lobbying and follow up.” ILGA is fundamental for our work, activism, and presence in the United Nations.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Ensuring lesbians are not forgotten at the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) “Our presence in Geneva enables us to contact missions maintaining advanced positions about our issues and to highlight some recommendations that these missions could present in order to protect the human rights of LGBT people. I have also had the pleasant opportunity – made possible by ILGA – to meet Rhoda Awino, a Kenyan activist of Minority Women in Action, who Poedjiati Tan of Gaya Nusantara (Indonesia) participated to a panel organised by ILGA and was in Geneva to follow the UPR of RFSL at the 56th Commission on the Status of some African countries. Together we Women in March 2012 in New York City. could share things we had learned, experiences; and we could advise ILGA’s annual presence in New York for the each other on how to lobby for our Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) respective countries here in Geneva.” aims at ensuring the lesbian agenda is consistently present during this event.

In February 2012, ILGA and the Swedish LGBTI federation RFSL organised a side event titled “We are everywhere! Empowerment of lesbian & bisexual women & trans people in rural areas and beyond”. The panel which was attended by over 100 people and moderated by Ulrika Westerlund (RFSL – Sweden) gave the stage to Akinyi Margareta Ocholla, (Minority Women in Belissa Andia Perez Instituto Runa (Peru) Action – Kenya), Poedjiati Fen Sian (Gaya

Nusantra – Indonesia), Linda Baumann (Out Belissa Andia Perez from Instituto Right Namibia) and Gail C. McNeill (U.S.A.). Runa (Peru) had worked at home with Promsex another Peruvian ILGA During the CSW 2012, ILGA’s executive member on their submission to Director Sebastian Rocca, Patricia Curzi the UPR. In Geneva, ILGA facilitated and a few ILGA Board members also contacts with various friendly missions participated to the event “Prejudice-based and with the Peruvian government. ILGA accompanied and facilitated violence towards LBT persons, Good Belissa’s presence throughout the practices of Government policies”. The whole UPR process of Peru in 2012 event was sponsored by the Government and 2013. Finally, Belissa successfully of the Netherlands, in partnership with coordinated the production and the Norway, Argentina, the United Kingdom and delivery of an oral statement on behalf South Africa. of various Peruvian LGBTI groups.

More details on ILGA’s work at the UN can be found at www.ilga.org

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Movement and agenda building 2nd International Intersex Forum

This 2nd International Intersex Forum co-organised by ILGA and ILGA-Europe took place right before ILGA’s world conference and allowed participants to fully attend it. Welcoming a proposal of the Forum, ILGA members also voted for the creation of an Intersex

Secretariat within the ILGA structure to be elected at the next world conference in Mexico City. The forum also called for the Inclusion of Human Rights for Intersex People in an Open Letter written to H.E. Navanethem Pillay, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.

Building on the achievements of the previous forum held in Brussels in September 2011, participants to the forum continued to explore the characteristics of the Intersex Movement, develop agreements on priorities for advocacy and strategise.

The Forum agreed to affirm the principles of the first International Intersex Forum and extended the demands aiming to end discrimination against intersex people and to ensure the right of bodily integrity and self-determination:

1. To put an end to mutilating and ‘normalising’ practices such as genital surgeries, psychological and other medical treatments, including infanticide and selective abortion (on the grounds of intersex).

2. To ensure that the personal, free, prior, and fully informed consent of the intersex individual is a compulsory requirement in all medical practices and protocols.

3. Creating and facilitating supportive, safe and celebratory environments for intersex people, their families and surroundings.

4. In view of ensuring the bodily integrity and health of the intersex child, psycho-social support and non- pathologising peer support be provided to parents and/or care providers and the child`s immediate family instead of surgical or other medical treatment unless such interventions are live-saving.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 5. The provision of all human rights and citizenship rights to intersex people.

6. The provision of access to one`s own medical records and any documentation, and the affirmation of the intersex person`s right to truth.

7. The acknowledgement and redress of the suffering and injustice caused in the past.

Common sense dictates that it is not a crime to be born and live with a body considered different from the norm

In view of the above the LGBTI specific organisations Forum calls on: to give visibility and Intersex people inclusion to intersex people 1. The United Nations are subjected to and their human rights to take on board non-consensual concerns. intersex rights in its human rights work. medical 3. Intersex people Other regional and treatments in to link up to the intersex national human rights utero and as movement and help it institutions to address infants in an become more visible. the human rights of effort to eliminate intersex people in their The Forum thanked the work and in turn call atypical sexual Office of the Commissioner on their respective orientation for Human Rights of the governments/ and gender Council of Europe for its institutions to affirm identity, as well engagement with the them. Forum and calls on it as atypical sex to fulfil its intentions to 2. Human rights anatomy address intersex rights in its organisations and work.

Quotes on this page are taken from the We are targets of “Open Letter: A Call for the Inclusion discrimination of Human Rights for Intersex People” based on our non- issued by participants of the adherence to sex 2nd International Intersex Forum and gender norms

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 6th edition of the State Sponsored Homophobia report Diplomatic missions attend launch hosted by the City of Geneva

1 2 1. Renato Sabbadini thanks diplomatic missions who attended the launch 2. Valeria Drocco Rabaglia from the Argentinian mission

3 4 3. Lucas Paoli, the author of the report reviews legal changes listed in its 2012 edition 4. The City of Geneva generously hosted the launch

The State-Sponsored Homophobia Report was updated and launched in Geneva on occasion of May 17th together with representatives of various diplomatic missions at the United Nations. It included an introduction on its use to support asylum seekers and a chapter on the challenges posed by social and political homophobia in Brazil. After a welcome from Ms Sandrine Salerno, representative of the City of Geneva, Renato Sabbadini, co-Secretary General of ILGA, and Lucas Paoli Itaborahy, co-author of the report, presented the 2012 issue of the report which serves as an occasion to reflect on the state of homophobia in the world today. Representatives of diplomatic missions from Argentina (our picture: Valeria Drocco Rabaglia from the Argentinian mission), Brazil, Belgium and Sweden shared their government position on LGBTI issues and government policies and practices in place to achieve equality of LGBTI people internationally.

May 2004. French newspaper Le Monde contacts ILGA to collaborate on the production of a world map on Lesbian and Gay Rights. November 2012. The monthly newspaper Le Monde Diplomatique, seventy one editions accross the world in 26 other languages publishes a special feature on the state of State-Sponsored Homophobia in the world, a terminology ILGA helped mainstreamed thanks to its global report. ILGA’s maps and reports have accompanied and supported the growing global awareness of the need to fight homophobia these last 8 years.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Maps on lesbian and gay rights: Round the world ILGA’s effort focused on producing new linguistic versions in order to reach out to more communities around the world.

Thanks to the collaboration of organisations which either requested and funded the adaptation of the maps or/and collaborated in their translation and proofreading, we have also produced the maps in Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, Estonian, German, Hindi, Italian, Montenegrin, Russian and Turkish in addition to the English, Spanish, French and Portuguese versions.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Maps on lesbian and gay rights: Round the world ILGA collaborated with organisations committed to use the maps for their local initiatives

ILGA offered to design the back of the maps for organisations which committed to print and disseminate them locally. 13 organisations benefited from this offer giving them an opportunity to both raise awareness on the extent of State-Sponsored Homophobia and to showcase their activities. The back of the map also included a box explaining what ILGA is.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Lesbian issues An ongoing commitment

Following the success of the first Women’s leadership training at ILGA regional conference in Curitiba (Brazil) and the one at the World Conference in São Paulo in 2010, a third edition was organised in Stockholm December 9th-11th.

The report “Lesbian Health: Myths and Realities” tackles subjects such as Breast and Cervical cancers, HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections, and Well-Being. Initially published in 2011 in French, Dutch, English and Spanish, this publication was made available in Georgian, Italian and Filipino in the course of 2012 thanks to collaboration with Arcilesbica Nazionale, Arcilesbica Roma, Arcilesbica Udine, Galang Philippines and Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group (WISG) which also decided to adapt all illustrations.

ILGA and RFSL joined forces at the 56th UN Commission on the Status of Women in New York from February 27 till March 9. Akinyi Ocholla (Minority Women in Action, Kenya / our picture), Poedjiati Fen Sian (Gaya Nusantra, Indonesia), Linda Baumann (Out Right Namibia) and Gail C. McNeill (USA) participated to a joint RFSL-ILGA side event which presented the situation for women in rural areas and discussed needs and strategies to combat homophobia and transphobia.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ILGA in 2012 Balance Sheet for years ending December 31, 2011 & 2012 Financial 2011 2012 information Tangible Assets 1.809 935

This summary is based on ILGA Financial Assets 9.439 7.174 audited accounts for 2011 and Current Assets 2012. 4.214 9.291 The total expenditure in 2012 Other amounts was 651,189 EUR compared 715.477 474.797 to 534,443 EUR in 2011 whilst receivable the total income for 2012 was Cash at bank 153.791 369.469 660,384 EUR which increased Deferred charges & 88 10 from 551,935 EUR in 2011. accrued income

ILGA ended the year with a Investment 778 positive result of 9,196 EUR. Total Assets 885.596 861.675

Liabilities

Current liabilities 777.164 744.048

Provisions

Reserves 108.432 117.627

Total Liabilities 885.597 861.675

Statement of revenues and expenses for years ending December 31, 2011 & 2012

2011 2012 Income

Core income 359.112 523.424

Project income 192.823 136.960

Total Income 551.935 660.384

Expenses

Operational capacity 464.034 517.177

Direct project costs 70.408 134.012

Total Expenses 534.443 651.189

Surplus of the year 17.492 9.196

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ILGA’s Organizational Structure IN 2012

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2 Regional co-Secretary boards of Generals which 2 reps (SGs) per each of ILGA regions Women (12 in total) Secretariat are included in Trans the Executive Secretariat Board

ILGA–Europe Secretariat

Executive Board of ILGA headed by the SGs (16 people in total = 4 elected by WC an 12 by the RCs)

ILGA Secretariat (Brussels) 5 staff incluiding: Executive Director Regional staff: UN Liason Officer Comunication Officers for Programmes Officer PAI (South Africa), Finance and Administration Officer ILGA–Asia (The Philippines) Membership and and ILGA–LAC (Argentina) Communication Officer

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ILGA Executive Board in 2012

ILGA Executive Board is composed of 16 members

Two Secretaries-General elected at ILGA’s World Conference One representative from the organization elected as ILGA’s Trans Secretariat One representative from the organization elected as ILGA’s Women´s Secretariat Two representatives from each of ILGA’s six regions elected at regional conferences or at the world conference (in the absence of a regional board and conference)

Co-secretaries Generals

From Nov. 2008 – re-elected

Gloria Careaga Renato Sabbadini Fundacion Arco Iris, Mexico Arcigay, Italy

Alternates Until Dec. 2012

Kenita Placide Naome Ruzindana United and strong, St Lucia HOCA, Rwanda

From Dec. 2012

Azusa Yamashita Beto de Jesus Gay Japan News, Japan Colectivo Edson Neris, Brazil

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ILGA Executive Board in 2012

Trans Secretariat

From Dec 2010

Transsa Dominicana Alternate Trans Secretariat Dominican Republic Instituto Runa de Desarollo y Estudios Represented by Sobre Genero Thalia Almendares Hasburn Peru Represented by Belissa Andia Perez

From Dec 2012

Diverlex Alternate Trans Secretariat Venezuela Transgender Netwerk Nederland - TNN Represented by The Netherlands Tamara Adrian Represented by Carolien van de Lagemaat

Women’s Secretariat

From Dec 2010 – re-elected

Minority Women Alternate Women’s Secretariat in Action Until Dec. 2012 Kenya CFL - Coletivo de Feministas Lesbicas Represented by Brazil Akinyi M. Ocholla Represented by Irina Bacci

From Dec 2012

United and Strong St Lucia Represented by Kenita Placide

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Ilga members and their representatives on ILGA’s Board

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Yahia Zaidi Lame Olebile Algeria Botswana

An interim steering committee was elected in Stockholm in December 2012. It consists of Linda Baumann (Namibia), Jide Macaulay (Nigeria), Lame Olebile (Botswana), Yahia Zaidi (Algeria), Samuel Opio (Uganda), Akinyi Ocholla (Kenya) and Zami Mrwata (South Africa).

Full members Democratic Republic of the Algeria Congo ›› Abu Nawas Algerie ›› Association communautaire de ›› AKHAM-Algeria defense et de protection de la vie au Congo - AC/DPV - CONGO ›› Alouen ›› MOPREDS - Mouvement pour la ›› Khomsa Promotion du respect et egalité des droits des minorités sexuelles Botswana ›› Rainbow Sunrise Mapambazuko RSM ›› LEGABIBO Lesbians Gays and Bisexuals of Botswana Egypt ›› Anonymous member (1) Burundi ›› Bedayaa Organization ›› MUCO Ghana Cameroon ›› Centre for Popular Education and ›› ACODES-Cameroun - Sex Workers Human Rights of Ghana ›› ADEFHO ›› Alternatives-Cameroun Ivory Coast ›› Association de defense des droits des ›› Arc En Ciel Plus lesbiennes Kenya ›› Association de Lutte contre les violences faites aux Femmes ›› Gay Activists Alliance International Africa Kenya ›› Association Espoir Plus ›› Gay and Lesbian Coalition of Kenya - ›› Cameroonian Foundation For AIDS - GALCK CAMFAIDS ›› Gay Kenya Trust ›› Colibri ›› HIV/AIDS PEOPLE ALLIANCE OF KENYA ›› Humanity First Cameroon ›› Let Good Be Told In us (LGBTI) Nyanza ›› Singaboud & Western Coalition - Nyawek Coalition

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ›› Minority Women in Action ›› Gay Umbrella ›› Persons Marginalized and Aggrieved ›› Gender DynamiX - GDX Kenya ›› Good Hope Metropolitan Community ›› Queer Talk Church ›› SDA Kinship ›› Inclusive & Affirming Ministries - IAM ›› Tamba Pwani ›› International Gay and Lesbian Human ›› Women Working with Women - 3W Rights Commission (Africa) ›› ISSA - Intersex South Africa Liberia ›› Joburg Pride ›› Stop AIDs in Liberia ›› Kaleidoscope Youth Network

Mauritius ›› OUT - LGBT Well - Being ›› Collectif Arc-en-Ciel ›› South African Youth Liberation Organization Morroco ›› The Inner Circle ›› Anonymous member (1) ›› The Lesbian and Gay Equality Project ›› Triangle Project Mozambique ›› UJ Liberati - University of ›› Lambda Association Mozambique Johannesburg Namibia Sudan ›› Out-Right Namibia ›› Freedom Sudan ›› Sister Namibia Tanzania Nigeria ›› WEZESHA ›› Anonymous member (1) ›› Alliance Rights Nigeria Tunisia ›› House of Rainbow ›› Anonymous members (2)

›› International centre for reproductive Uganda health and sexual rights ›› Fem Alliance ›› Male Attitude Network ›› FEMME OF VARLOUR - FOV ›› Queer Alliance Nigeria ›› Freedom and Roam Uganda ›› Women s Health and Equal Rights Initiative ›› Icebreakersuganda ›› Youths 2gether Network ›› Kampus Liberty Uganda - KLUG ›› Sexual Minorities Uganda Rwanda ›› Spectrum Uganda Initiatives Inc ›› Horizon Community Association ›› Associate members South Africa ›› Trans Support Initiative-Uganda ›› ACTIVATE (University of Witwatersrand) ›› Uganda Q. Y. U. ›› Behind the Mask Zimbabwe ›› Coalition of African Lesbians ›› Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe ›› Durban Lesbian & Gay Community & Health Centre ›› Engender Anonymous Associate members Gambia (1), Uganda (1) ›› Forum for the Empowerment of Women

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Ilga members and their representatives on ILGA’s Board

ILGA - Asia

Poedjiati Fen Siang Surendra Abeysundara Since January 2008 Since January 2008 Gaya Nusantra Equal Ground Surabaya, Indonesia Colombo, Sri Lanka

Alternate 97 members Since January 2008 86 Full members Toen King Oey 9 Associate members Since January 2008 Arus Pelangi Jakarta, Indonesia

Full members Pride Publications Pvt Ltd) Bangladesh ›› Equal India Alliance ›› Badhan Hijra Sangha ›› Gay Bombay Group ›› Bangladesh Association for Gays - BAG ›› Gaybombay.org ›› Shawprova ›› Humsafar Trust China ›› Ibteda-e-anees ›› Beijing Aizhixing Institute ›› Maan AIDS Foundation ›› Beijing Gender Health Education Institute ›› SAKHI ›› Chi Heng Foundation ›› Sanginii Trust ›› Civil Rights for Sexual Diversities ›› Sappho for Equality ›› Common Language (Tongyu) ›› Swabhava ›› Qingdao Sunshine Group ›› VELVET- a support group for LBT women ›› Shanghai Nvai Lesbian Group ›› Vikalp Women Group / Parma ›› The Rainbow Sky Working Group Iraq ›› Tongzhi Community Joint Meeting - TCJM ›› Anonymous member (1) ›› Trans China (Alliance of Chinese Transgenders) Israel ›› Women Coalition of HKSAR ›› Aswat (Palestinian Gay Women) Indonesia ›› Haifa LGBT Forum ›› Arus Pelangi ›› Havruta - Religious Gays ›› Gaya Nusantara Foundation ›› Hoshen ›› Institut Pelangi Perempuan - Women Japan Rainbow Institute ›› GayJapanNews ›› People Like Us - PLU Indonesia ›› G-Front Kansai ›› Violet Grey ›› Japan Association for the Lesbian and India Gay movement - OCCUR ›› Bharosa Trust ›› Space allies ›› Bombay Dost (The newsmagazine of ›› TOKYO Pride

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Kazakhstan the Philippines ›› An anonymous member ›› The Order of Saint Aelred ›› Alliance-Asia ›› Tumba Lata-Davao Inc. ›› Public Organization Amulet ›› University of the Philippines Babaylan ›› UPLB Babaylan Kyrgyzstan ›› Women Media Circle Foundation Inc. ›› LGBT Organization Labrys ›› South Korea Singapore ›› Korean Gay Men’s Human Rights ›› Oogachaga Counselling and Support Group Chingusai ›› People Like Us - PLU Singapore Lebanon ›› Sayoni ›› HeLeM Tajikistan ›› Meem ›› Equal opportunities Sri Lanka Taiwan ›› Equal Ground ›› Organisation Intersex International- ›› Women Support Group Chinese ›› Taiwan LGBT Family Rights Advocacy Maldives ›› Taiwan Tongzhi Hotline Association ›› Rainbow Maldives

Malaysia Thailand ›› PT Foundation ›› Anjaree Group ›› Gays Without Borders Myanmar ›› Committee of Lesbigay Rights in United Arab Emirates Burma ›› Anonymous member (1) ›› LGBT Centre Associate members ›› Youth for Health Bangladesh

Nepal ›› Rainbow Nari O Shishu Kallyan Foundation ›› Blue Diamond Society Hong Kong The Philippines ›› Unitarian Ministries International ›› Can-t Live in the Closet Inc. ›› CebuPride India ›› GALANG Philippines ›› Rajasthan Network for People living ›› Isis International with HIV/AIDS

›› Katlo Malaysia ›› Metropolitan Community Church of ›› Sunduvan Refuge Community Metro Baguio ›› Miss Maanyag Gay Organization of Myanmar Butuan / Ladlad Caraga ›› Tin Aung Win (Burnet Institute) ›› Outrage Magazine ›› PLM PRIDE Thailand ›› Progressive Alliance of Lesbians on ›› Thai Youth Action Program the Philippines (Prolesb) Anonymous Associate members ›› Progressive Organization of Gays in Bangladesh (1) the Philippines ProGay Malaysia (1) ›› Society of the Transsexual Women of Pakistan (1)

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Ilga members and their representatives on ILGA’s Board

ILGA - ANZAPI

Simon Margan Lyn Morgain Joleen Brown Mataele From Dec 2009 – re-elected Until Dec. 2012 From Dec. 2012 Community Action Against The Also Foundation Tonga Leiti’s Association – TLA Homophobia Melbourne, Australia Nuku’alofa, Tonga Epping, Australia

Aotearoa/New Alternates Zealand, Australia and From Dec. 2012 Pacific Islands 33 Full members

Kris Prasad Gina Wilson Drodrolagi Movement Organisation Intersex Inter- Suva, Fiji national Australia Auburn, Australia

FUll Members Rights Group Australia ›› University of Technology Sydney ›› {also} Foundation Queer Collective ›› ACON - Community Health Action ›› Victorian AIDS COUNCIL/Gay Men-s ›› Australia Gay and Lesbian Health Centre Immigration Task Force ›› Victorian Gay and Lesbian Rights ›› Australian Bisexual Network Lobby ›› Australian Greens LGBTI members ›› Wear it Purple

›› Brimbank Community Initiatives INC Fiji ›› Community Action Against ›› Drodrolagi Movement Homophobia (CAAH) - Marrickville ›› Males Empowerment Network Fiji ›› Freedom 2 b[e] ›› Survival Advocacy Network ›› Gay & Lesbian Community Services of South Australia ›› WAC - Fiji Women s Action For Change

›› Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby New Zealand ›› Gay Free Thinkers ›› Agender New Zealand Inc. ›› Harbour City Bears ›› ITANZ - Intersex Trust Aotearoa New ›› National LGBTI Health Alliance Zealand ›› Organisation Intersex International ›› Rainbow Wellington Australia ›› Wellington Gay & Lesbian Christian ›› PFLAG-Perth Inc Community ›› Queer Noise Samoa ›› Sydney Star Observer ›› Pacific Sexual Diversity Network ›› Sydney University Postgraduate Representative Association Tonga ›› Tasmanian Gay and Lesbian ›› Tonga Leiti s Association - TLA

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Ilga members and their representatives on ILGA’s Board

ILGA - EUROPE

Ruth Baldacchino Maria Sjodin Until Dec. 2012 Since November 2010 – re-elected Malta Gay Rights Movement RFSL - The Swedish Federation for Lesbian, Mosta, Malta Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights 433 members Stockholm, Sweden 403 Full members 30 Associate members

Martin K.I. Christensen Since Dec. 2012 LGBT-Denmark Copenhagen, Denmark

Alternates

Deborah Lambillotte Konstantina Kosmidou Until Dec. 2012 Since Dec. 2012 Casa Rosa OLKE Gent, Belgium Athens, Greece

Full members ›› QWIEN - Zentrum fur schwul/lesbische Albania Kultur und Geschichte ›› Aleanca Kunder Diskriminimit LGBT ›› Rechtskomitee LAMBDA (Alliance against LGBT discrimination) ›› Rosa Lila Tipp - RLT ›› Pink Embassy/LGBT Pro Albania ›› SoHo - Sozialdemokratie & Homosexualitat Armenia ›› Transgender Europe ›› Guarantee Center of Civil Society ›› VEPO Austria ›› PINK Armenia (Public Information and Need of Knowledge) Azerbaijan ›› We For Civil Equality ›› Gender and Development

Austria Belarus ›› Austrian Gay Professionals ›› Gay.by - Gay Alliance Belarus ›› Austrian Queer Families ›› GayBelarus ›› Green Party LGBT Group (Austria) ›› Homosexual Initiative (HOSI) Salzburg Belgium ›› Homosexual Initiative (HOSI) Vienna ›› Arc-en-Ciel Wallonie - Fédération wallonne des associations LGBT ›› Homosexuelle Initiative Linz (HOSI Linz) - The Lesbian and Gay Movement ›› Belgian Business Association in Upper Austria ›› Belgian Pride ›› Homosexuelle und Glaube Wien ›› Brussels Gay Sports

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ›› Casa Rosa Cyprus ›› çavaria ›› accept - LGBT Cyprus ›› EGALITE - Equality for Gays And ›› Feminist Atölye Lesbians In The European Institutions ›› Gay Liberation Movement of Cyprus ›› English-speaking Gay Group ›› Queer Cyprus Association ›› Ex Aequo ›› Federation Arc-en-ciel Czech Republic ›› Genres Pluriels ›› Charlie o. s. ›› Goudou ›› PROUD Platform for equality recognition and diversity ›› HAGAR ›› Het Roze Huis ? çavaria Antwerpen Danemark ›› Holebihuis Leuven ›› BLUS ›› IGLYO - International Lesbian Gay ›› Lambda - Bosser og Lesbiske pa Fyn Bisexual Transgender and Queer Youth ›› LGBT Denmark: Danish National and Student Organisation Association for Gays and Lesbians ›› Mikpunt (aiming point) ›› LGBT Ungdom ›› NELFA Network of European LGBT ›› Pangea International LGBTIQA+ Families Association ›› Sabaah ›› Polaris- West-Vlaams Regenbooghuis vzw Estonia ›› Rainbowhouse Brussels (Maison arc- ›› AIDS-i Tugikeskus (AIDS Information & en-ciel / Regenbooghuis Bruxelles/ Support Center) Brussels) ›› Eesti Nahkmeeste Klub ›› RoSa Documentation Centre and Activities on Equal Opportunity ›› Estonian AIDS Prevention Centre ›› Tels Quels asbl ›› Estonian LGBT Association ›› Wel Jong niet Hetero ›› Gei ja lesbi infokeskus (Estonian Gay League) ›› Why me ›› WISH Werkgroep Internationale Finland Solidariteit met Holebi s ›› Helsingin seudun SETA ry

Bosnia and Herzegovina ›› Oulun SETA ry ›› Organisation Q ›› Pirkanmaan SETA ry ›› Sarajevo Open Centre ›› Rainbow Families Finland ›› SETA - LGBTI Rights in Finland Bulgaria ›› Trasek ry ›› Bilitis Resource Center Foundation ›› Turun seudun SETA ry ›› Sofia Pride Foundation France Croatia ›› Actions Concrètes Conciliant Education ›› ISKORAK - Sexual and gender Prévention Travail Equité Santé et Sport minorities rights centre pour les Transgenres - ACCEPTESS-T ›› Lesbian Group Kontra ›› An Nou Alle ! ›› Lesbian organization / Lezbijska ›› Arc-en-ciel Toulouse organizacija Rijeka - LORI ›› ARDHIS ›› Women s Room - Zenska Soba ›› Association de Lutte Internationales ›› Zagreb Pride Organization pour L Identite des Femmes Transgenres Travestis transsexuelles et Sida

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ›› Association des Familles ›› Aktionsbuendnis gegen Homophobie e.V. Homoparentales ›› BAG (Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft) - Die ›› Association des Parents et Futurs Linke.queer Parents Gays et Lesbiens ›› BiNe German Bisexual Network ›› Association Gayttitude Psychologie ›› Bundesarbeitskreis Lesben Schwule ›› Association nationale transgenre -Trans Bisexuelle und Transgender in ver.di Aide ›› Bundnis 90/Die Grunen Landesverband ›› Association Psy Gay Berlin ›› Association The Warning ›› Fliederlich e.V. ›› CARITIG ›› Homosexuelle und Kirche Germany ›› CENTR?ÉGAUX - Association des ›› Initiative Queer Nations e.V. Centristes et Democrates Lesbiennes ›› International Support Group for Gays Bi Trans et GayFriendly Information Transfer and Networking ›› Centre LGBT Paris Ile de France ISGITN ›› Chéries-Chéris - Festival du Films Gay ›› IVIM / Organisation Intersex Lesbiens Trans et de Paris - FFGLP International - German Chapter - IVIM / ›› Contact Paris/Ile-de-France OII-Germany ›› Coordination Lesbienne en France - CLF ›› Lesben und Schwule in der Union ›› CQFD Fierte Lesbienne ›› Lesbenring e.V. ›› CRSH Comite pour la reconnaissance ›› Lesbian and Gay Federation in Germany sociale des homosexuel(le)s à Lille ›› LGBTI-WCI - Website Certification ›› David & Jonathan Institute ›› Europe Ecologie - Les Verts ›› LUSK UNI-Köln ›› Federation Francaise des Centres LGBT ›› Mann-O-Meter e.V. ›› Gaipar ›› Municipal Working Group Tolerantly Brandenburg ›› GayLib ›› Referat fur Lesben Schwule Bi & ›› HES Homosexualites et Socialisme Transsexuelle der ASTA TU ›› HM2F - Homosexuels Musulmans 2 ›› RollenWechsel in Oldenburg France ›› Schwulenreferat der Carl-von- ›› Inter-LGBT Ossietzky-Universitat ›› L Autre Cercle ›› Sonntags-Club e.V. ›› L Egide maison régionale des ›› Spinnboden Lesbenarchiv & Bibliothek associations Lesbiennes Gays Bi Trans e.V. ›› Rainbow Banquass ›› TransInterQueer e.V ›› Réseau d assistance aux victimes ›› Volklinger Kreis e.V. d agréssion et de discriminations - RAVAD Georgia ›› RHIF et Les Juristes Gais ›› Identoba ›› SOS homophobie - Association ›› Inclusive Foundation nationale de lutte contre la lesbophobie la gayphobie la biphobie ›› LGBT Georgia et la transphobie ›› Women s Initiatives Supporting Group ›› Universites d’Ete Euro- mediterraneennes des Homosexualites Greece ›› Co-operation Against Homophobia Germany ›› Lesb.Equal - Lesbians for Equality ›› AG Lesben und Schwule in der Berliner ›› OLKE - Lesbian and Gay Community of SPD Greece ›› Akademie Waldschloesschen

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Hungary ›› Comitato provinciale Arcigay Alan ›› Habeas Corpus Working Group Mathison Turing - Arcigay Rimini ›› Háttér Support Society for LGBT ›› Comitato Provinciale Arcigay Bergamo People in Hungary (Hatter Tarsasag a Cives Melegekert) ›› Comitato provinciale Arcigay CIG - Milano ›› Hungarian LGBT Alliance ›› Comitato Provinciale Matthew Shepard ›› Transvanilla Transgender Association - Arcigay Modena ›› Coordinamento Torino Pride LGBT Ireland ›› Di Gay Project ›› BeLonG To Youth Services ›› Famiglie Arcobaleno ›› Cork Gay Community Development Ltd. ›› Fondazione FUORI ›› GLEN Gay and Lesbian Equality Network ›› Ireos - Centro Servizi Autogestito ›› Labour LGBT Ireland Comunita Queer ›› LGBT NOISE ›› Lambda - Associazione Amici della Fondazione Sandro Penna ›› LGBT Society University College Cork ›› Omphalos Gay and Lesbian Life ›› LGBT Synergy ›› Rete Genitori Rainbow ›› Marriage Equality ›› National Lesbian and Gay Federation - Kosovo Ireland ›› Libertas ›› Outhouse LGBT Community Resource Centre Latvia ›› Iceland ›› Alliance of lesbian gay bisexual ›› Samtakafrettir transpersons and their friends - Mozaika Italy Lithuana ›› Arcigay Catania ›› Lithuanian Gay League ›› Arcigay Frida Byron Ravenna ›› Tolerant Youth Association ›› Arcigay Gioconda Reggio Emilia ›› Arcigay Il Cassero Luxembourg ›› Arcigay La Giraffa ›› Rosa Letzebuerg ASBL ›› Arcigay Nazionale Macedonia ›› Arcigay Piacenza ›› Association of Lesbian Gay Bisexual ›› Arcigay Pisa and Transgender People “LGBT United” ›› Arcigay Roma Gruppo Ora Macedonia ›› ArciLesbica ›› Women’s Alliance ›› ArciLesbica Bologna Malta ›› Associazione Genitori di Omosessuali AGEDO ›› Malta Gay Rights Movement

›› Associazione InformaGay Moldova ›› Associazione Omosessuale Articolo Tre ›› GenderDoc-M Information Centre di Palermo ›› Associazione Radicale Certi Diritti Montenegro ›› Centro Risorse LGBTI ›› Juventas ›› Centro Universitario Bolognese di ›› LGBT Forum Progress Etnosemiotica The Netherlands ›› Circolo di Cultura Omosessuale Mario Mieli ›› African Gay Youth Foundation ›› Circomassimo - Associazione gay e lesbica / Arcigay Ferrara ›› AOb Algemene Onderwijsbond (General

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Union for Education of the Netherlands) Poland ›› Christelijk Nationaal Vakverbond - ›› A.W.R. Softpress Onderwijsbond - Homowerkgroep ›› Campaign Against Homophobia ›› COC - Amsterdam ›› Fundacja Rownosci (Equality Foundation) ›› COC - Nederland ›› KdT Fundacja Kultura dla Tolerancji - ›› COC - Rotterdam Culture for tolerance Foundation ›› COC - Tilburg ›› Lambda Szczecin Association ›› COC Haaglanden ›› Lambda Warszawa Association (Warsaw) ›› Dutch Bisexual Network ›› LGBT Business Forum ›› EduDivers ›› Trans-Fuzja Foundation: Supporting Transgender People ›› Embrace Pink Foundation ›› Beja Diversidades ›› European Forum of LGBT Christian Groups ›› ILGA Portugal ›› European Gay Police Association ›› Obra Gay Associacao

›› Foundation Transman Romania ›› Global Alliance for LGBT Education ›› ACT-Q ROMANIA ›› HomoVisie ›› Asociatia ACCEPT ›› ILGA Support Group Utrecht ›› Association Equal from Romania ›› Internationaal Homo/Lesbisch ›› Eu sunt! Tu? part of Population Informatiecentrum en Archief IHLIA- Services International in Romania Homodok ›› Landelijk Homonetwerk Politie Russian Federation ›› Meer dan Gewenst ›› Coming Out Russia St. Petersburg Public Organization ›› RozeLinks ›› Gay Youth Right Defence Organization ›› Schorerstichting ›› Murmansk regional public organization ›› Stichting De Kringen Utrecht ›› Raduzhny Dom ›› Stichting FLL ›› Rakurs - Arkhangelsk regional non- ›› Stichting Homosexualiteit En governmental LGBT organization Krijgsmacht ›› Russian LGBT Network ›› Transgender Netwerk Nederland - TNN ›› Russian LGBT Sport Federation ›› Transman.nl ›› Russian National GLBT Center ›› Workplace Pride TOGETHER

Norway ›› The St.Petersburg LGBT Human Rights "Krilija" Center ›› LLH - The Norwegian LGBT Association - Bergen and Hordaland Serbia ›› LLH - The Norwegian LGBT Association ›› Gay Straight Alliance - Nordland Region ›› Gayten - Center for Promotion of LGBT ›› LLH - The Norwegian LGBT Association Human Rights - Oslo og Akershus ›› Labris ›› LLH - The Norwegian LGBT Association ›› Novi Sad Lesbian Organization - Rogaland ›› Queeria - Center for Promoting Culture ›› Skeiv Ungdom - Queer Youth of Non-Violence and Equality ›› Skeiv Verden - Queer World ›› The National organization for Slovenia transsexuals in Norway (LFTS) - local ›› Association informational centre group in Bergen LEGEBITRA

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ›› Dru?tvo DIH - Association for ›› C-Gay The National Network of HBT integration of homosexuality persons within the Centre Party ›› Lesbian Group SKUC-LL ›› HBT-liberaler (LGBT liberals) ›› Roza Klub ›› Hbt-socialdemokrater Sverige ›› SKUC-MAGNUS ›› OII (Organization Intersex ›› Slovakia International) Scandinavia ›› Hnutie Ganymedes ›› Posithiva Gruppen (HIV/AIDS Group Sweden) ›› Iniciativa Inakost ›› RFSL Forbundet (National) Spain ›› RFSL Fyrbodal ›› ASECAL ›› RFSL Gavleborg ›› Asociación Catalana para la Integración ›› RFSL Goteborg de Homosexuales Bisexuales y ›› RFSL Kronoberg Transexuales Inmigrantes - ACATHI ›› RFSL Linkoping ›› Asociación Española de Transexuales - AET-Transexualia ›› RFSL Malmo ›› Asociacion Internacional de Familias ›› RFSL Nord por la Diversidad Sexual - FDS ›› RFSL Norrkoping ›› Asociación Reacciona! ›› RFSL Orebro ›› Associacio de Families Lesbianes i Gais ›› RFSL Ostersund ›› Barcelona International Lesbian and ›› RFSL Skaraborg Gay Film Festival ›› RFSL Stockholm ›› Casal Lambda ›› RFSL Sundsvall ›› Colectivo de Lesbianas y Gays de Madrid COGAM ›› RFSL Umea ›› COLEGAS Confederación Española ›› RFSL Ungdom The Swedish Youth Asociaciones de lesbianas gays Federation for LGBT rights bisexuales y transexuales ›› Rikstorbundet Ekumeniska grupporna ›› Col-lectiu Lambda de Valencia for kristna homo-och bisexuella (EKHO) ›› Coordinadora de Lesbianes Gais ›› ROHS - National Swedish LGBT Transsexuals i Bisexuals de Catalunya Solidarity Organization ›› FELGTB - Federacion Estatal de Lesbianas ›› ROHS - Riksorganisationen Gays Transexuales y Bisexuales Homosexuella Socialister ›› Fundación Triangulo por la Igualdad ›› Swedish Federation of LGBTQ student Social de Gays y Lesbianas organisations ›› GEHITU Asociación de gays lesbianas ›› Transföreningen FPES transexuales y bisexuales del País Vasco. Euskal Herriko lesbiana gay Switzerland transexual eta bisexualen elkartea. ›› Association 360 ›› Grupo Lesbianas Gays Transexuales y ›› DIALOGAI Bisexuales del PSOE ›› Fédération genevoise des associations ›› Orgullo LGTB Madrid LGBT ›› Plataforma Popular Gay ›› Homosexual Working Groups Zurich ›› SOM COM SOM Collectiu per l ›› Homosexuelle Arbeitsgruppen Basel - Alliberament Sexual del Valles HABS

Sweden ›› Homosexuelle Arbeitsgruppen Bern ›› Arab Initiative ›› Juragai ›› Association of Nordic and Pol-Balt ›› Lesbenorganisation Schweiz - LOS LGBTQ Student Organizations ›› Lestime

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ›› Pink Apple Lesbian & Gay Film Festival ›› Gay Activists Alliance international ›› PINK CROSS Organisation Suisse des ›› Gay Christian Europe Gais ›› Gay Men’s Health ›› The Swiss Rainbow Families ›› HERE Association ›› Imaan ›› Verein Network ›› Intersex UK ›› VoGay - Association vaudoise des Personnes concernées par ›› Jewish Gay and Lesbian Group l’Homosexualité ›› Kaleidoscope Diversity Trust ›› WyberNet - gay business women ›› Labour Campaign for Lesbian and Gay Bisexual and Transgender Rights - LGBT Turkey Labour ›› Black Pink Triangle Izmir Association - ›› Lesbian gay & Bisexual Anti-Violence Siyah Pembe Üçgen ?zmir and Policing Group ›› Gay & Lesbian to socialize and ›› Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement Rehabilitation - GLSRS ›› LGBT History Month - United Kingdom ›› Kaos GL ›› LGBT Youth North West ›› Lambdaistanbul LGBT Solidarity Association ›› LGBT Youth Scotland ›› LISTAG (Families of LGBT in Istanbul) ›› London Bisexual Group ›› Pink Life Association LGBTT Solidarity ›› London Lesbian and Gay Switchboard (Pembe Hayat) ›› Metro Centre Ltd. ›› Social Policies Gender Identity and Sexual ›› Mosaic LGBT Youth Centre Orientation Studies Association - SPOD ›› National Union of Students Lesbian Ukraine Gay Bisexual and Trans Campaign ›› All Ukrainian Public Organization Gay ›› Northern Ireland Gay Rights Association Forum of Ukraine ›› OutRage! ›› Gay Alliance Ukraine ›› Pink Therapy ›› Informational-educational Center ›› Press for Change ?Women Network? ›› Stonewall Equality ›› Insight public organization ›› Stonewall Scotland ›› Mykolayiv Association of Gays ›› Swansea Pride Lesbians and Bisexuals - LIGA ›› Nash Mir (Our World) Gay and Lesbian ›› The Fire Brigades Union LGBT Center Committee ›› NGO "Democratic Society" ›› The Lesbian and Gay Foundation - LGF ›› Public organization ›› TransLondon "Informational-Educational ›› UK Black Pride Center "For Equal Rights" ›› UK Lesbian and Gay Immigration Group United Kingdom ›› UNISON - Cymru Wales - LGBT group ›› ALEGRI ›› UNISON - East Midlands - LGBT Group ›› Campaign for Homosexual Equality ›› UNISON - Greater London - LGBT group ›› Cara-Friend ›› UNISON - National LGBT Committee ›› Coalition on Sexual Orientation ›› UNISON - North West - LGBT Group ›› Consortium of LGB Voluntary & ›› UNISON - Northern - LGBT Group Community Organisations ›› UNISON - Nottinghamshire Healthcare ›› Croydon Area Gay Society LGBT group ›› Equality Network ›› UNISON - Scotland - LGBT group ›› GALHA the LGBT section of the BHA ›› UNISON - South East - LGBT Group

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ›› UNISON - South West - LGBT Group Spain ›› UNISON - Stockport Local Government ›› Govern de Catalunya Programa per al Branch - LGBT Group col·lectiu gai lesbià i transsexual ›› UNISON - West Midlands - LGBT group ›› InOut Post ›› UNISON - Wolverhampton branch LGBT group United Kingdom ›› UNISON Yorkshire & Humberside ›› Department for International Region - LGBT group Development DFID ›› Wise Thoughts/Gaywise ›› London Councils ›› Osmosoft Associate members ›› T&G - Unite the Union Belgium ›› University and College Union UCU ›› Bibliotheque Royale de Belgique - Section du Depot Legal The Netherlands Bulgaria ›› Gemeente Utrecht dienst welzijn ›› Bulgarian Helsinki Committee - BHC ›› Groenlinks ›› HIV/Aids education for Surinamese Suisse Antilleans and Arubans. Care and ›› Visages du Monde Organisation de Prevention Voyages Sarl ›› Landelijk Expertise Centrum Diversiteit ›› Universiteit Utrecht Department of Cyprus Clinical Psychology ›› Gender and Minorities Institute Poland Estonia ›› Federation for People Living with HIV/ ›› NGO Estonian Network PLWHIV AIDS “Pozytywni w Teczy” ›› Pink Press Warsaw France ›› Neuromedia Portugal ›› Public Services International ›› PortugalGay.pt

Germany Sweden ›› AStA Universitat zu Koln ›› RFSU - Riksförbundet för sexuell ›› Bruno Gmunder Verlag GmbH upplysning

Italy Turkey ›› Human Rights Awareness ›› Turk Gay Club ›› Municipality of Venice - LGBT Cultural Policies Dept.

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Ilga members and their representatives on ILGA’s Board

ILGA - LAC

Toli Hernandez Pedro Paradiso Sotile Since February 2010 Since Feb. 2010 Ideas sin Genero Comunidad Homosexual Argentina – CHA Santiago de Chile, Chile Buenos Aires – Argentina 271 members 250 Full members Alternates 21 Associate members

Irina Bacci Amaranta Gomez Since February 2010 Since February 2010 CFL – Coletivo de Feministas Lesbicas Colectivo Binni Laanu San Bernardo do Campo, Brazil Oaxaca, Mexico

Full members ›› Grupo de Sida por la Vida Argentina ›› Grupo Isis - Investigacion en ›› 100% Diversidad y Derechos Subjetividad e Imaginarios Sociales ›› A.C.I.D.S. (Acción Ciudadana para la ›› Iglesia de la Comunidad Metropolitana Integración de la Diversidad Sexual) de Buenos Aires ›› Acción Politica Lesbica Gay Trans Bisexual ›› IGLHRC - Comisión Internacional de ›› Agrupacion de Profesionales Universitarias y Derechos Humanos para Gays y Lesbianas - Empresarias Lesbianas - APUEL Programa para América Latina ›› Area de Estudios Queer ›› Jóvenes x la Diversidad ›› Area de la Diversidad Sexual ›› Las Safinas Acción Lesbica ›› Asociación de lucha por la Identidad ›› Movimiento Antidiscriminatorio de Travesti Transexual A.L.I.T.T Liberación ›› Buenos Aires Leather Club ›› Nexo Asociacion Civil (Grupo Nexo) ›› Centro Cristiano de la Comunidad GLTTB ›› Puerta Abierta Asociacion Civil ›› RedTrans MaV ›› Colectivo por la Igualdad ›› Secretaria de Diversidad Sexual del ›› Comunidad Homosexual Argentina Partido Socialista ›› Deportistas Argentinos Gays - DOGOS ›› Sociedad de Integración Gay-Lesbica Argentina - SIGLA ›› Escrita en el Cuerpo - Archivo y biblioteca de lesbianas mujeres Bolivia bisexuales y diferentes ›› Asociacion civil de desarollo social y ›› Facultad de Medicina GLB promoción cultural - ADESPROC Libertad ›› Federacion Argentina de Lesbianas Gays GLBT Bisexuales y Trans - FALGBT ›› Colectivo Trans Las Divas ›› Futuro Transgenerico ›› Comite Diversidades Sexuales y ›› Grupo de mujeres de la Argentina Foro Genericas Cochabamba de VIH mujeres y familia ›› EQUIDAD

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ›› Espacio de Estudios de la Diversidad ›› Grupo Cabo Free de Conscientizacao Sexual y Generica Familia Galan Homossexual ›› Fundación Igualdad LGBT ›› Grupo de Acao Pela Cidadania de Lesbicas Gays Travestis Transexuais e Bissexuais ›› Manodiversa ›› Grupo de Gays & Lesbiacas de Partido ›› Plataforma por la Diversidad Socialista dos Trabalhadores Unificado (PSTU) Brazil ›› Grupo de Resistencia Asa Branca ›› ABGLT Associação Brasileira de Lésbicas Gays Bissexuais Travestis e Transexuais ›› Grupo Dignidade ›› ADEH-Nostro Mundo - Grupo de trabalho ›› Grupo Eles Por Eles LGBTI ›› Grupo Esperanca ›› APOLO - Grupo Pela Livre Orientação Sexual ›› Grupo Expressao ›› Articulação e Movimento Homossexual ›› Grupo Fênix - Movimento em Defesa da de Recife - AMHOR Cidadania LGBT de Pojuca ›› Associacao das Travestis da Paraba ›› Grupo Gay da Bahia ›› Associação das Travestis de Salvador ? ATRÁS ›› Grupo Habeas Corpus Potiguar ›› Associação de Travestis do Piauí - ATRAPI ›› Grupo Homossexual da Periferia ›› Associacao Goiana de Gays Lesbicas e ›› Grupo Homossexual do Cabo Transgeneros - AGLT ›› Grupo Humanus - Grupo LGBT de Itabuna ›› Associação Grupo Ipê Amarelo pela Livre Orientação Sexual - GIAMA ›› Grupo Iguais de Conscientizacao Contra o Preconceito e Inclusao Social ›› Associacao por Cidadania e Direitos - G.I.C.P.I.S Humanos LGBT de Rio Verde/GO - ACDHRio ›› Grupo Livre-Mente: Conscientização e ›› ATOBÁ - Movimento de Afirmação Direitos Humanos de GLT Homossexual ›› Grupo Pluralidade e Diversidade de ›› CDG Brasil - Comite Desportivo GLS Duque de Caxias Brasileiro ›› Grupo Primavera ›› Centro de Estudios Homoeroticos da Universidade de Sao Paulo ›› Inpar 28 de Junho- Instituto Paranaense 28 de Junho ›› Centro de Luta pela Livre Orientacao Sexual de Minas Gerais ›› Instituto Edson Neris ›› Coletivo de Feministas Lesbicas ›› Lesbicas Organizadas da Baixada Santista ›› Coletivo de Gays Mirindiba ›› Libertos Comunicacao ›› Coletivo Feminista Marias ›› Movimento do Espírito Lilás - MEL ›› CORSA - Cidadania Orgulho Respeito ›› Movimento Gay Leões do Norte Solidariedade e Amor ›› Movimento Homossexual de Belem - MHB ›› Diversidade Paraiba ›› ONG Grupo 7 Cores ›› Eros - Grupo de Apoio e Luta pela Livre ›› ONG Reintegrando Vidas Orientação Sexual do Sul da Bahia ›› ONG Visibilidade LGBT - Sao Carlos ›› Estruturação - Grupo de Lésbicas Gays ›› Rede de Informacao Um Outro Olhar Bissexuais Travestis e Trans de Brasília ›› Satyricon - Grupo de Apoio e Defesa da ›› Fundação e Associação de Ação Social e Orientação Sexual DH GLBT de Canavieiras e Região ›› Somos - Comunicacao Saude e Sexualidade ›› GRADELOS - Grupo Afro-descendente de livre orientacao sexual ›› TABIRAH - Associação de Homossexuais Lésbicas Travestis...de Tabira ›› Grupo 28 de junho - pela cidadania Homossexual Chile ›› Grupo Arco-Íris de Cidadania LGBT ›› Colectivo Lesbico Ayuquelen ›› Grupo Arco-Iris do Delta ›› Corporación Chilena de Prevención del ›› Grupo Beija-flor Organização em Defesa Sida - ACCIONGAY da Livre Orientação e Expressão Sexual

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ›› FADISE CHILE (Falange por la Diversidad Curaçao Sexual) ›› FOKO Curacao Pride Foundation ›› GAHT - Grupo de Apoyo a Hombres Trans ›› PINK ORANGE ALLIANCE ›› Ideas Sin Genero - ISIG ›› Movimiento de Integración y Liberación Dominican Republic Homosexual - MOVILH ›› Alianza Nacional de Hombres Gay Trans ›› Movimiento Deportivo de Integración y otros HSH GLTB - Movdeinchile ›› Transsa - Trans Siempre Amigas ›› Movimiento por la Diversidad Sexual - MUMS Ecuador ›› Organización de Transexuales por la Dignidad de la Diversidad OTD ›› FEDAEPS ›› Sindicato de Trabajadoras ›› Fundación Amigos por la Vida - FAMIVIDA Independientes Travestis ›› Fundación de Desarrollo Humano ›› Sindicato Nacional de Trabajadores y Integral Causana Trabajadoras Luis Gauthier ›› Fundación Ecuatoriana Por Una Diversidad Incluyente (FEDI) ›› Transgéneras por el cambio ›› Fundación Transgeneros Peninsular - FUTPEN ›› Traveschile ›› Organización Ecuatoriana de Mujeres Colombia Lesbianas OEML ›› Asociación Lideres en Acción ›› Organización Ecuatoriana Lesbianas Desafiando Mitos ›› Asociacion por el Derecho a la Identidad Cultural y Sexual de los ›› Red Trans de el Oro y las Transgeneristas en Colombia Transcolombia Guatemala ›› Caribe afirmativo ›› Organización de Apoyo a una Sexualidad Integral frente al Sida ›› Colectivo Leon Zuleta ›› Red Multicultural de Mujeres Trans de ›› Colectivo LGBT SOMOS OPCION Guatemala - REDMMUTRANS ›› Colombia Diversa ›› Trabastidores ›› Corporación El Otro ›› Corporación Femm Guyana ›› Fundación Chaina ›› Guyana RainBow Foundation Inc. - GuyBow

›› Fundacion Proyecto ARCO IRIS LGBTI Honduras ›› Junio Unicidad ›› Asociacion Lesbica Gay ARCOIRIS de ›› Mujeres al Borde Honduras ›› Red de Apoyo a Transgeneristas Haiti ›› Red de Minorias Sexuales - REDEMIS ›› Ma liberté Costa Rica Jamaica ›› Asociación Comunidad Arco Iris ›› Jamaica Forum of Lesbians All-sexuals ›› Centro de Investigación Y promoción and Gays - J-FLAG para América Central de Derechos Humanos - CIPAC Saint Lucia ›› Movimiento Diversidad Pro Derechos ›› CARIFLAGS Caribbean Forum for Liberation Humanos y Salud and Acceptance of Genders and Sexualities ›› Mujer y Mujer ›› United and Strong

Cuba Mexico ›› Centro Nacional de Educación Sexual - ›› Acción Ciudadana de Construcción CENESEX Nacional AC ›› Sección Diversidad Sexual – SOCUMES ›› Agencia de Noticias sobre Diversidad Sexual

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ›› Asistencial Tiempo Nuevo AC - ATNAC ›› Iglesia de la Comunidad Metropolitana ›› BALANCE - Promoción para el Desarrollo de Nicaragua y Juventud A.C. ›› Iniciativa desde la Diversidad Sexual por ›› Centro de Apoyo a las Identidades Trans A.C. los DDHH

›› Colectivo Binni Laanu A.C. Panama ›› Colectivo Seres A.C. ›› Asociacion Hombre y Mujeres Nuevos de ›› Colectivo Sol - CIDHOM Panama ›› Colega O. A.C. Colectivo Gay de Occidente A.C. Peru ›› Comisión Nacional de Diversidad Sexual ›› Asociación Amigas por Siempre del Partido de la Revolución Democrática Promoviendo Tus derechos - CNDSPRD ›› Asociación Angel Azul ›› Comité Orgullo Puebla - COP ›› Asociación Civil Amistad y Respeto ›› Comunidad metropolitana A.C. nzex COMAC ›› Asociación Civil Diversidad San Martinense ›› Comunidad Orgullo GLBTI Tijuana Mexico ›› Asociación de Gays Feministas El Club ›› Condomóvil AC de Toby ›› El Closet de Sor Juana ›› Asociacion de Travestis con VIH Y SIDA Las Mil Manos de la Solidaridad ›› Frente Ciudadano Pro Derechos de Transexuales y Transgeneros ›› Asociacion DESPERTAR ›› Fundación Arcoiris por el respeto a la ›› Centro de Promoción y Defensa de los diversidad sexual - FUNDARDS Derechos Sexuales y Reproductivos - PROMSEX ›› Genero Etica y Salud Sexual AC ›› ciudadaniasx ›› Grupo de acción información y reflexión Ambiente Texcoco ›› Colectivo Claveles Rojos ›› Grupo Gayente A.C. grupo de la ›› Colectivo ContraNaturas Diversidad sexual de la Riviera Maya ›› Colectivo Uniones Peru ›› Grupo Lesbico Universitario ›› Diario de Lima Gay ›› Grupo Opción Bisexual ›› Elisa Natalia ›› Guadalajara Gay Radio ›› Epicentro ›› Humana Nacion Trans ›› Grupo de Mujeres Diversas ›› Letra S sida cultura y vida cotidiana A.C. ›› Instituto Runa de Desarrollo y Estudios ›› Morelos Sin Discriminación sobre Genero ›› MujerxMujer... Tu Espacio ›› Kolektiva Rebeldías Lésbicas ›› Musas de Metal Grupo de Mujeres Gay A.C. ›› Lesbianas independientes feministas socialistas ›› No Dejarse es Incluirse AC ›› Lesbianas Unidas Activistas de Piura ›› Prodiana A.C ›› LGBT LEGAL PERU ›› Sociedad y Cultura Derechos Humanos y Desarrollo Social ›› Movimiento Homosexual de Lima ›› Teatro Cabaret Las Reinas Chulas AC ›› Mujeres de Otra Indole ›› Transformarte 2.0 A.C ›› Programa de Soporte a la Auto Ayuda de personas con VIH - PROSA - sección LGBTI Nicaragua ›› Radio Mujeres ›› Centro Nicaragüense para el Desarrollo ›› Raiz 2.0 Humano CNPEDH ›› Red Das Con Equidad (LGBT) ›› Centro para la Educación y Prevención ›› Sociedad Trans FTM Perú del SIDA - CEPRESI ›› Vida-Integración-Desarrollo-Amor ›› Comunidad Homosexual de Nicaragua ›› Fundación Xochiquetzal Puerto Rico ›› Grupo Lesbico Nicaraguense Safo ›› Coaì

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Paraguay Brazil ›› Paragay ›› Associacao Brasileira Interdisciplinar de AIDS - ABIA ›› SOMOSGAY ›› Movimento Salvador Pela Paz Suriname ›› Women S Way Foundation - WSW Chile ›› Asociacion Pro Famila Aprofa El Salvador ›› Asociacion Comunicando y Capacitando Colombia a mujeres TRANS con VIH en El Salvador - ›› Asociación para la divulgación promoción COMCAVIS TRANS y defensa de los derechos humanos e ›› Asociacion Salvadorena de Derechos indigenas - Akuaipa Waimakat Humanos - Entre Amigos ›› Fundación Para el Desarrollo en Salud ›› El SalvadorG FUNDESALUD ›› Trinidad and Tobago ›› Fundación Social Gualanday - MIAU ›› FreePride Foundation Project Mexico Uruguay ›› Calmecac Alianza Ciudadana A.C. ›› Asociación de Minorias Sexuales del ›› Mr Gay World Mexico Uruguay - A.MI.SE.U. ›› Campesinas rebeldes Nicaragua ›› Centro de Estudios DE Genero y ›› Procuraduria para la Defensa de los diversidad SEXual - CEDEGSEX Derechos Humanos

›› Centro de Investigacion y Estudios Panama Interdisciplinarios en Sexualidad del Uruguay- CIEI-SU ›› Grupo Génesis Panamá Positivo

›› Durazno Diverso Peru Venezuela ›› Centro Comunitario de Investigacion y Recursos en Sexualidad y Derechos ›› Alianza Lambda de Venezuela Humanos ›› Bloque Socialista Unido de Liberación ›› Kanchay Killa S.A.C. homosexual ›› Machete Gay Tours ›› Colectivo Almas ›› Red de Comunicacion e Informacion ›› Diversidad e Igualdad a través de la Ley para Grupos de Ayuda Mutua del Peru - DIVERLEX REDECOMS ›› Fundación para el Desarrollo Integral - FUDEIN Trinidad and Tobago ›› Fundación Reflejos de Venezuela - FRV ›› REd Initiatives ›› Fundación Venezolana de Apoyo a la Diversidad Sexual - FUVADIS Venezuela ›› Maturin es Diversidad ›› Acción Zuliana por la Vida ›› Union Afirmativa de Venezuela ›› Asesoria en educación y salud de Venezuela - ASES ›› Venezuela Diversa Asociacion Civil

Associate members Anonymous members Argentina Full members ›› Agrupacion XANGO ›› Guatemala (1) ›› GayDatos.com ›› Honduras (1) ›› Mexico (2) Bolivia ›› Nicaragua (1) ›› Asociación Vivo en Positivo ›› Peru (1) ›› Comunidad de Investigación Acción en ›› Venezuela (1) Derechos y Ciudadanías­

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Ilga members and their representatives on ILGA’s Board ILGA - North America

Haven Herrin Stephen Seaborn Since Dec. 2012 (previously Since Dec. 2012 (previously Alternate board member until Alternate board member until Dec. 2012) Dec. 2012) Soulforce Q Solidarity & Pride Committee, 86 members Minneapolis, United States of Ontario Federation of Labour 76 Full members America Toronto, Canada

10 Associate members Alternates

Michael Petty Helen Kennedy since Dec. 2012 (previously board Since Dec. 2012 (previously member until Dec. 2012) board member until Dec. 2012) Georgia Equality Egale Canada Atlanta, United States of America Ottawa, Canada

Full members Gay Worlds of Color and Their Allies Canada ›› Groupe regional d intervention social ›› Altern-Art de Quebec - GLBT Quebec de Quebec -GRIS inc. ›› Immigration and Refugee ›› ARC International BoardResource Centre - Vancouver ›› Association Gai-Cote-Sud ›› IRanian Queer Organization ›› Canadian Labour Congress - Solidarity ›› LGBT Family Coalition Coalition des and Pride Working Group familles homoparentales ›› Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives ›› Pink Dot MTL ›› Canadian Rainbow Health Coalition ›› Pink Triangle Committee ? Ontario ›› Canadian Union of Public Employees - Division of the Canadian Union of CUPE/LGBT group Public Employees ›› Canadian Union of Public Employees ›› Rainbow Health Ontario Toronto District Council - CUPE Toronto/ ›› Solidarity & Pride Committee S & P LGBT group Ontario Federation of Labour ›› Coalition Gaie et Lesbienne du Quebec - CGLQ United States of America ›› Conseil Quebecois des Gais et ›› Advocates for Informed Choice Lesbiennes ›› Asian and Pacific Islander Family Pride ›› December 9th Coalition ›› Bisexual Network of the USA ›› EGALE Canada ›› Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies/ ›› Fierte Montreal Pride International Resource Network ›› Fondation Émergence ›› Christopher Street West/Los Angeles Pride ›› GAI Ecoute ›› DESIDYKES South Asian LBT women ›› Gay and Lesbian International Sport Association - GLISA ›› Equality Illinois ›› Gay Persons of Color: An Eye on the ›› Federation of Gay Games

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ›› Fundación Lorena Borjas ›› Research Institute Without Walls Inc. ›› GALA Choruses ›› San Diego LGBT Pride ›› Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance of ›› San Francisco Lesbian Gay Bisexual Washington DC Transgender Pride Celebration ›› Gay Asian Pacific Alliance (GAPA) Committee ›› Georgia Equality ›› SEIU Lavender Caucus ›› Greater Palm Springs Pride ›› Soulforce Inc. ›› Heritage of Pride Inc. ›› Southerners on New Ground ›› Human Rights Campaign ›› The Council for Global Equality ›› IGLHRC ›› The Honolulu Pride Festival Foundation ›› Immigration Equality ›› The Lesbian Gay Bisexual & Transgender Community Center - NYC ›› International Association of Gay and Lesbian Martial Artists ›› The Loft ›› International MI CASA Foundation ›› The National LGBT Bar Association ›› Interpride ›› The World Congress of Gay Lesbian Bisexual and Transgender Jews Inc. - ›› Kentucky Equality Federation WCGLBTJ ›› Lambda Legal Defense and Education ›› Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Fund Inc. Community Churches ›› Latin@s En Acción ›› USC Lambda LGBT Alumni Association ›› Lavender Seniors of the East Bay ›› Youth Transgender & Intersex ›› LGBT Community Center of Greater Educational Services - Youth TIES. Cleveland Associate members ›› Long Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride Inc Canada ›› Lutherans Concerned/North America ›› Maxcen-Math ›› Marriage Equality USA ›› Xtra / Pink Triangle Press ›› More Light Presbyterians for LGBT Concerns United States of America ›› Multicultural Ministry with Sexual ›› City of Oakland Minorities/Otras Ovejas (Other Sheep) ›› Cornell University Library ›› National Gay & Lesbian Task Force ›› dotgay.com ›› NESsT - Galeforce Capital ›› Harrington Park Press LLC ›› ORAM Organization for Refuge Asylum › and Migration › Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights ›› Organization Intersex International USA › - OII USA › Labadie Collection › ›› OutFront Minnesota › Leather Archives & Museum › ›› Pride at Work - P@W › San Diego State University

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2012