2020 ANNUAL REPORT

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1 ILGA World - the International , , Bisexual, Trans and Association is grateful for the support of its member organisa- tions, staff, interns, Board and Committee members who work tirelessly to make everything we do possible.

A heartfelt shout-out and thank you goes to all the human rights defenders around the world for the time and energy they commit to ad- vancing the cause of equality for persons with diverse sexual orienta- tions, identities and gender expressions, and sex characteristics everywhere.

Our deepest thanks to those who, despite the unforeseen eco- nomic hardship bestowed upon everyone by the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic, have committed to financially make our work pos- sible in 2020.

We also thank one significant anonymous donor and many other companies and individuals who have made donations. We kick off the year with new activities to support local organ- isations as they follow-up on LGBTI recommendations from JANUARY 2020 the Treaty Bodies. Throughout 2020 ILGA World and our allies AT A GLANCE made sure to keep raising voices at the United Nations! We launch an extensive global research into laws banning ‘conversion therapies’. Protec- FEBRUARY tion from similar ineffective and cruel treat- ment is as urgent as ever! MARCH As everything turns virtual, our communities remain connected: APRIL The world comes to a grinding halt as ILGA World holds its first-ever online Board meeting, and hosts the Covid-19 pandemic erupts. Even roundtables discussing the impact and response to the Covid-19 during these difficult days, we have pandemic among LGBTI organisations. continued to support our global family with our #inthistogether campaign, of- fering wellbeing and practical resourc- es, stories of LGBTI organisations at the We celebrate an important anni- frontlines of providing support to our MAY versary: 30 years ago, the World communities on the ground, a series of Health Organization finally de- advocacy webinars, and a postcard ini- cided to declassify homosexuali- tiative to raise the spirits of our LGBTI We take part in Global , an ty as a mental disorder. We bring communities in this tough time. unprecedented event reaching JUNE our global family together with a more than 57 million viewers campaign to break the silence on over 24 hours. To celebrate this LGBTI-phobia, and say loud and historic happening, we launch clear: “We are here!”. our World Map on Sexual Orien- tation laws in 20 languages. We rejoice with our global community, as abolishes the JULY death penalty for consensual same-sex relations, and Gabon decriminalises them. As many interactions moved into the virtual world, many LGBTI persons have experienced particular isolation and vulnerability We celebrate International Day, due to the digital divide. We addressed this during RightsCon and we continue to remind the world AUGUST 2020, the leading conference on human rights in the digital age. that LGBTI youth voices need to be heard. During the year, we collaborated with the UN Envoy on Youth, and saw LGBTI youth Amidst backlash and attacks on appointed in two key initiatives by the SEPTEMBER trans communities worldwide, we re- United Nations. lease our latest Trans Legal Mapping Report, detailing the impact of laws and policies on trans persons in 143 In a historic step forward, 36 States from all regions of the world call on the UN member States across the globe. UN Human Rights Council to urgently protect intersex persons in their bodily autonomy and right to health. OCTOBER Meanwhile, our communities come together for the International Intersex Virtual Forum, and for two online ILGA regional conferences for Oceania and & Central Asia.

Time to announce the theme of our next World Conference: NOVEMBER we’ll convene in May 2022 in LA Long Beach, United States, under the banner LGBTIQ youth: future present change!

Joining LGBTI, feminist and organisations, we co-organise a historic event during the Conference of State As 2020 comes to an end, our latest State Parties on the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Dis- -Sponsored report paints a viv- DECEMBER abilities. id picture of the progress and setbacks that happened across the world during the year.

3 ear friends, nities, and enforce state-sanctioned On behalf of the ILGA human rights violations to continue World Board, we are hon- to oppress and discriminate against D oured to share the 2020 our communities. Annual Report with you, which details one year in our work to bring our glob- At times, it felt like we had noth- al LGBTIQ family together during one ing but ourselves to rely on - our glob- of the most trying times in our recent al solidarity, the alliances we have wo- history. ven, our resilience, the support we’ve gone the extra mile to give to those The past year has challenged around us. 2020 may have been a year us like never before, to show what we’ll never forget, but it has also re- we really mean when we talk minded us of what a real community “community”. 2020 has been a time is made of: of adapting to an uncertain “new nor- mal”, of solidarity, of shaping the fu- the power of being there for each ture that we want to see for ourselves other when we need it the most, and of and our communities. “We made it bringing others close even when physi- through these difficult times” even cally forced apart! when everything around us seemed to crumble as Covid-19 added to the To all in our LGBTIQ community, systemic violence and thank you for turning up, for stand- that LGBTIQ people worldwide con- ing side by side, for being a passion- tinue to face every day. ate leader that continues to push for change. You make our global family We know that this year has been better. a heavy blow for many LGBTIQ per- sons. People have lost jobs, income, Amidst all this, in 2020 ILGA businesses, homes, support groups, World rose to the occasion and adapt- family and loved ones. The Covid-19 ed its work to continue supporting pandemic has affected our commu- our global community. We helped nities and our organising capacity them raise LGBTIQ voices in inter- deeply. Human rights groups found national fora. We released and up- themselves struggling to survive. dated ground-breaking research on Standing at the frontlines, activists laws that affect us and on how human had to contend with burnout and iso- rights bodies are looking into our lived lation, as mandatory border closures realities. We brought people together and lockdowns ensue. Major events virtually, to build their capacity and and Pride celebrations around the strategise together. We continued to world were suspended. Safe spaces create communications to win over dramatically shrunk overnight. Youth hearts and minds. were forced back into the homes they had left, at times being con- When we work together, we fronted with the same hostility they bring about change, and even 2020 Gabon decriminalised them. Similar had escaped from. And Governments gave us reasons to celebrate! Su- provisions were voted in Bhutan and used this pandemic state of emergen- dan abolished the death penalty for came into force in Angola. For the cy to further scapegoat our commu- consensual same-sex relations, and first time, 36 States called on the UN

4 Despite these victories, we know that our work towards equality is not done yet, and we will keep being there for each other in many resilient and creative ways. We can’t wait to be physically reunited, and we are work- ing hard for this to happen at the 2022 ILGA World Conference in LA Long Beach, California, United States!

Finally, we want to thank André du Plessis over the years, for he has taken ILGA World to unprecedented heights in its work for our communi- ties everywhere. As he will step down from his role as Executive Director lat- er in 2021, we know that he will leave ILGA World in a very strong position to continue growing in our capacity to represent our global movements.

In solidarity,

Luz Elena Aranda and Tuisina Ymania Brown Co-Secretaries General

Human Rights Council to urgently would apologise and provide compen- protect intersex persons’ bodily au- sation to people who were required to tonomy and right to health. The Neth- undergo forced medical interventions erlands’ government announced it to access legal gender recognition.

5 2020 has been a year like no other: the Covid-19 pandemic has affected life everywhere, and ILGA World was no exception. When the emergency clearly became global, we quickly moved to adapt our work to continue supporting our communities worldwide.

At a time of forced distancing, “we are #InThisTogether” became more than just a public campaign: it solidified as the guiding principle to all our work. Our staff made sure to remain closely connected from their home desks, sup- porting each other’s wellbeing through virtual coffee breaks and periodic check-ins. Our Board continued to lead our global family, at times connecting over 20 different time zones!

We had to make difficult deci- sions: many of the gatherings we had planned have had to be cancelled or postponed, including our next World Conference – now scheduled for May 2022 in LA Long Beach, California, United States. ILGA World is a global family, and our family needed – and will continue to need - each other’s support as we navigate this global struggle.

Knowing that the pandemic would have impacted the work of our members, we worked on new ways for them to come together – includ- ing a series of roundtables and ad- vocacy webinars, and a collection of resources for their remote working and wellbeing. We were a platform for the world to share positive messages

6 for our communities, and continued to streamline all the work that ILGA to engage with international fora and World does on these issues. media to make sure LGBTI voices were represented amid the global crisis. This is the last time I am pref- acing this kind of report. After eight This solidarity and support years in this organisation, I have made strengthened the relationship within the decision to move on to a new the ILGA World membership, and we chapter in my life in 2021. I have had saw it grow to 1,682 organisations the privilege to at first lead our Unit- and counting, from more than 160 ed Nations programme, and then to countries and territories worldwide. serve as the Executive Director of this diverse organisation, one that is truly These members, supported by making an impact. The people I’ve met, our six regions, are the true founda- the triumphs we shared, the losses we tion of our movement. Through their mourned, and the hope that carries activism, the global ILGA family ad- us all forward will be with me forever. vances LGBTI human rights from the My personal thanks to all ILGA World grassroots level to the United Nations people past and present – my fellow and back. staff members, Board and Committee members, interns, consultants - and to Throughout 2020, ILGA World each and every member organisation offered institutional, strategic, and and person who has left a mark in our financial support to our regions and collective struggle. I can’t wait to see together have ensured that regional what the future has in store for this and international levels have impact organisation, our communities and on, and are informed by, communities the world. I know we will prevail. on the ground. Despite the challeng- ing year, ILGA-Europe and ILGA Oce- ania held virtual conferences to share knowledge, strategise a way forward for the region, and elect their repre- sentatives.

At the ILGA World office, we streamlined our internal processes to liaise with our membership, and es- tablished new procedures on procure- In solidarity, ment and travel, with whistleblowing and anti-corruption policies to fol- low. And we created a new , , and Sex André du Plessis Characteristics (GIESC) programme Executive Director

7 FACING THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC IN GLOBAL SOLIDARITY

he coronavirus disease has created seismic shifts in the world. The everyday lives T of billions of people were ruptions were going to intersect with transformed overnight, and concerns all-too-familiar discrimination and were raised since day one on the gaps social exclusion. And while individ- organisations, such as ILGA and our in mechanisms to protect vulnerable uals started to struggle to survive in members, continued to go the extra groups. LGBTI communities quickly a world that rapidly became more mile to be there for LGBTI people ev- began to experience how new dis- unequal and violent, human rights erywhere.

8 As international human rights have remained at the frontlines help- bodies saw their usual course of work ing governments ensure Covid-19 re- disrupted, we found new ways to en- lief efforts are LGBTI-inclusive: ILGA AT A GLANCE gage with them. As activist training at World coordinated 187 organisations conferences was no longer an option, from across the world to draw the at- ILGA World quickly organised a series tention of the Human Rights Council of advocacy webinars. We continued to the situation of our communities. to convene our global family, in a se- ries of roundtables to discuss the im- The pandemic is still not over, pact on Covid-19 on our communities, but one thing is clear: any efforts to and to start imagining the change we shape the world for the better after will want to see in the world once the this crisis must take stock of what our pandemic will be over at last. communities are going through, and not leave us behind. To this end, ILGA As Covid-19 rightly dominat- World is coordinating a collective of ed every conversation, we ensured global LGBTI organisations to devel- the voices of our communities were op a global research documenting the heard. We told the stories of activ- longer-term effects of the pandemic ists from China, and the United upon people of diverse SOGIESC and States, each of them trying to support their organisations. An important un- LGBTI people on the ground at the dertaking, whose results will be re- best of their capacity. We mobilised leased over the next months. the world to bring words of hope, 1 made digital postcards out of them, and created an outpour of positive global #InThisTogether campaign messages for our communities on so- cial media in the darkest days of the pandemic. We also provided lists of resources that could be accessed: not only tools for remote working, but 10 also lists of queer-themed books, pod- casts, shows, movies and music for virtual events for the #InThisTogether, people to combat isolation. Even small connected series gestures can make the difference!

Throughout the pandemic, ILGA World has been called to make dif- ficult choices, postponing occasions for our communities to come togeth- 187 er – including our World Conference, organisations coordinated at the which had to be moved from Novem- Human Rights Council over LGBTI ber 2021 to May 2022. And yet, we people and Covid-19 response

9 WE ARE HERE: ADVOCACY IN A TIME OF DISRUPTION

who showed how the pandemic has impacted LGBTI communities. ILGA ompared to forty years ago of Treaty Bodies were postponed, and World also continued to carve out when ILGA was created, others were held online; country visits spaces for those who face multiple LGBTI activists are now by Special Procedures were resched- hurdles of discrimination: we remem- C present in nearly every uled. Inevitably, this had an impact on bered the experiences of LGBTI peo- human rights forum. Hearing their NGOs. ILGA World however managed ple of colour during an urgent debate experiences has helped UN agencies, to rapidly adapt its work, and found on racial discrimination and regional bodies and governments rec- ways to support our global LGBTI brutality in the aftermath of the death ognise the duty to respect, protect family in this uncertain time. of George Floyd in the USA; we raised and fulfil the rights of our communi- the voices of trans indigenous wom- ties. We kept being there for grass- en from Latin America, as they called roots human rights defenders in new on States to eradicate violence and The Covid-19 pandemic, how- digital ways, building their capacity discrimination faced by them. Joining ever, disrupted the usual course of through webinars and roundtables. LGBTI, feminist and disability organ- advocacy, and forced human rights Meanwhile, we raised queer voices isations, we co-organised a historic mechanisms to rethink how they op- at the United Nations to help bring event during the Conference of State erate. In 2020, the United Nations change on the ground. Parties on the CRPD, where LGBTI suspended the 64th Commission of At the Human Rights Council, we people with raised aware- the Status of Women; several sessions led a coalition of 187 organisations ness about their lived realities.

10 With no travel, we continued to Our advocacy work goes be- AT A GLANCE work with partner organisations for yond the United Nations. In 2020 we our advocacy weeks – only, in differ- scaled-up our efforts to accelerate ent formats than the usual. We or- LGBTI equality and inclusion in the ganised two Advocacy Weeks around workplace, and joined corporations, the Universal Periodic Review, facili- civil society, and human rights bodies tating meetings between grassroots in the Partnership for Global LGBTI activists and representatives of more Equality. than 30 diplomatic missions. In 2020, 313 SOGIESC recommendations Sports and LGBTI persons is also 22 were made to States under review, an area where we work amid a new many of them reflecting language stream of regulations excluding trans statements at the UN and priorities that human rights de- and intersex athletes. We also start- Human Rights Council fenders had helped bring to the fore- ed to work with human rights groups front. Similarly, we also co-hosted the from the Gulf and FIFA in the run-up fourth Trans Advocacy Week, which to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Our in 2020 became a series of online membership in the Sports and Rights 30 events to connect trans activists with Alliance and the Centre for Sport and diplomatic missions and UN bodies in Human Rights helps us raise aware- permanent missions to the Geneva. ness at the highest levels on the chal- UN that activists could lenges for LGBTI persons in the world connect with during UPR Using the UN Treaty Bodies and of sports. Advocacy Weeks Special Procedures, we fine-tuned our publications to better support The pandemic presented – and future advocacy, trained activists on continues to present – huge challeng- how these mechanisms can be used to es and opportunities for human rights. 45 bring about change, and continued to It has shown that our world needs alert LGBTI defenders about interna- change now more than ever. LGBTIQ trans- and intersex-led tional engagement opportunities. youth are key to this. organisations engaged in We helped them draft their re- In 2020, the Chair of ILGA various projects worldwide ports and submissions to UN bodies, World’s Youth Committee was ap- and then supported them as they de- pointed to represent young LGBTIQ livered statements during dialogues voices in two landmark UN initiatives. at the Human Rights Council. ILGA ILGA World has also joined efforts to World also provided technical and fi- create a unique global platform for 82 nancial support to organisations from queer youth activists to be connected consultations provided to six countries working on follow-up – the Global Queer Youth Network human rights defenders recommendations made by the UN – that has been launched in 2021, on engaging with the UN Human Rights Committee. leading up to a series of online dia- Treaty Bodies logues and a forum that we’ll co-orga- During the year, we also partic- nise with the UN Secretary-General ipated in several consultations and Envoy on Youth. LGBTIQ youth are provided inputs for the guidelines on our future. They are also our pres- comprehensive anti-discrimination ent. And together we can change the 40 legislation by the OHCHR and Equal world. Rights Trust. factsheets co-produced on UN Special Procedures and their work on SOGIESC issues

11 Raising intersex voices at MAKING AN IMPACT the United Nations

ivil society has worked for persons in their bodily autonomy and discrimination, and against years to help create a so- right to health. persons of diverse SOGIESC have a ciety where intersex peo- common cause: the cis--het- C ple’s rights are recognised. For the first time, a group of eronormative, ableist, cultural, medi- Activists continue to highlight how States joined forces to speak up: cal, and social model in which gender being denied their bodily autonomy “Governments should investigate and sex are perceived as binary, mutu- has deep impacts on intersex peo- human rights violations and abuses ally exclusive, medically normative, or ple’s health outcomes, education and against intersex people, ensure ac- a consequence of a person’s particular employment opportunities, as well as countability, reverse discriminatory body. their possibility to compete in sports laws and provide victims with access We look forward to further ex- - often without even being able to ac- to remedy.” panding our work in the field, and dis- cess remedies and justice. Slowly but mantle prejudice. surely, the world has begun to listen. Civil society also spoke up: on that occasion, we coordinated 34 or- ILGA World has long stood by ganisations to welcome this States’ intersex communities worldwide, initiative, and encouraged them to and our support helped the move- “take further action in protecting in- ment reach new, historic moments tersex persons’ autonomy and rights in 2020. A ground-breaking report to health”. of the UN Commissioner for Hu- man Rights on discrimination on the In December 2020, we support- grounds of gender and race in sports ed VIMÖ, and intersex organisation opened further possibilities to high- from Austria, in their first engage- light human rights violations against ment with the Universal Periodic Re- intersex people. view, resulting in 6 intersex-specific recommendations to their country, Together with intersex-led which we expect will turn into actual groups, we hosted a discussion at the change in Austria. United Nations on how the interna- tional human rights framework can Building on the ever-growing en- better support persons with diverse gagement with intersex communities, sex characteristics. The coordinated and expanding on our commitment to inputs and advocacy efforts resulted trans people’s rights, in 2020 we also in a landmark governmental state- created the Gender Identity, Gender ment: in October 2020, Austria and Expression, and Sex Characteristics 35 more States from all regions of the (GIESC) programme to streamline all world called on the UN Human Rights the work that ILGA World does on Council to urgently protect intersex these issues. We know that violence,

12 Looking ahead:

e are all wondering and other populations who remain at what the new normal the margins, expanding our work at will be like once the the intersections of LGBTI, disabil- W Covid-19 pandemic ity, and racial discrimination. ILGA will ease its grip. But one thing is for World’s programmes team will grow certain: ILGA World will continue to to better support people with diverse work alongside activists at the United sex characteristics in their advocacy Nations to advance their rights, and efforts. We’ll develop an online acad- engage in international spaces to keep emy for human rights defenders wish- mobilising and advancing support for ing to engage with UN mechanisms, our communities. building capacity even if Covid-19 should continue to physically force us We have many things in store for apart. Because we are, and will be, in our global family in 2021: we will con- this together, pushing for a better fu- tinue to lift the voices of queer youth ture for all.

13 CONNECTED AND READY TO ENGAGE: EMPOWERING OUR COMMUNITIES

ur heart, our backbone, our collective wisdom, and more: this is what our O member organisations are. Keeping our global family con- nected during a pandemic was a chal- lenge that 2020 imposed on us: how does a community that has already historically struggled with isolation er 600 human rights defenders. The Meanwhile, our Steering Com- come together in global shutdown? 5th International Intersex Forum – mittees continued to connect bisexu- originally scheduled for March 2020 al, intersex, trans, women and youth We responded in solidarity and in Bangkok, Thailand and then post- populations, strengthening commu- , inviting our member or- poned – became a virtual event with nities and making sure their voices ganisations into newly created on- six regional gatherings, and four glob- reach decision-makers globally. line spaces: throughout 2020, ILGA al events. World’s advocacy webinars and vir- In Oceania, as well as in Eu- tual roundtables brought together ILGA World was also there in rope and Central Asia, ILGA regions LGBTI human rights defenders and Global Pride, an unprecedented cel- brought together hundreds of human allies from across the globe, knowing ebration of our communities that rights defenders for their online con- all too well that our collective struggle reached more than 57 million viewers ferences. These were powerful mo- towards equality cannot stop. from across the world over 24 hours: a ments to explore what is at stake for Advocacy weeks and trainings beautiful way to gather our collective our movement in diverse parts of the resumed online: ILGA World organ- strength and take it with us during world, and identify ways forward. ised more than 20, bringing togeth- these unprecedented times.

14 Beyond rainbows: MAKING AN IMPACT AT A GLANCE getting business to promote inclusion and respect

ver the years, the United In 2020, ILGA World joined forc- Nations has made clear es with and Human Rights that the private sector Campaign, and brought together civil O has a duty to respect all society, corporations, trade unions internationally recognised human and international organisations to ad- rights, and developed standards of dress LGBTI equality in the workplace conduct for it to tackle discrimination and with business. In an online event against LGBTI people. But are things attended by over 700 persons, stake- really improving? And how can busi- holders shared best practices and ness truly promote inclusion and re- discussed the legal framework estab- spect - not only with its Pride month lished by international human rights 600 rainbows and support, but through- law. out the year? LGBTI human rights defenders trained in virtual workshops A much-needed conversation, We know how our communities showing once more that attitudes to- are deeply entrenched in social and wards LGBTI people and regulations economic exclusion: the impact of the impacting on their lives cannot be pandemic has only made the situation changed by governments alone. Be worse, and it is as urgent as ever to ad- it through funding, advocacy in the 12 dress what the private sector can do public sphere, or by adopting inclusive to support LGBTI human rights. policies, businesses can foster diversi- training sessions led by, or directed ty and help advance equality, both in towards, marginalised groups the workplace and in the communities where they operate. 1,600

organisations receiving notifications on deadlines to engage in UN fora

Looking ahead:

upporting our global move- United States, for an event hosted by ment and bringing it together the It Gets Better Project under the 95 has always been what ILGA is theme LGBTIQ Youth: Future Present S about. In 2021 we will con- Change. of attendees found our trainings tinue to empower our communities beneficial to build their advocacy through training and mentoring, and We are taking every health capacity on Treaty Bodies and we are working to develop new, excit- precaution in the preparation of the Special Procedures ing digital tools for this to happen. conference, and have contingency measures in place should travel re- Meanwhile, we can’t wait to main unsafe or impossible, but after meet you in person again: the jour- an incredibly difficult 2020, it will be a 16 ney towards the next ILGA World joy to be reunited at last, rekindle our spirit, and highlight queer youth voic- Conference has begun! From 2 to organisations engaged in UPR es as a part of leading the change we 6 May 2022, our global family will advocacy weeks gather in LA Long Beach, California, want to see in the world!

15 RESEARCH: WORKING TOGETHER TO LET THE WORLD KNOW ABOUT US

n an era of fake news, or alleged us to significantly expand the content wider range of laws used to target fake news, meaningful progress on of our research. For the first time, the them. A ground-breaking report on LGBTI human rights can only hap- update to the Global Legislation Over- laws that ban ‘’ – I pen when accurate and reliable in- view section of our State-Sponsored our first on the topic – ended up being formation – combined with the voices Homophobia report also included an widely cited, including in the thematic of our communities - casts a light on analysis of the legal frameworks of all report on the issue presented by the the inequalities that we keep facing. non-independent territories. It also UN Independent Expert on Sexual included a special focus on UN mem- Orientation and Gender Identity. ILGA World continues to publish ber States that have the death penalty landmark reports to let the world get as the legally prescribed punishment More research was also pro- the facts about us: year after year, our for consensual same-sex sexual acts. duced in relation to UN mechanisms. publications have proven to be reliable We worked with ISHR to examine the sources used by mainstream media, in- The scope of our Trans Legal Map- work of 40 UN Special Procedures ternational human rights bodies and lo- ping Report was also expanded, track- on SOGIESC issues over the last nine cal governments in their own reporting. ing not only provisions around legal years, and published the reviews of In 2020 we developed new tools gender recognition, but also those that Treaty Bodies’ activities for 2017, to monitor situations on the ground criminalise trans identities – revealing 2018 and 2019: this is a wealth of and how criminalising laws are en- that so-called ‘cross dressing’ regula- information that activists use in their forced. This new flow of data allowed tions are only a small part of a much international work.

16 MAKING AN IMPACT Providing tools to combat ‘conversion therapy’

or centuries, many in our The publication showed that despite matic report by the UN Independent communities have been told national bans on these therapies be- Expert on SOGI calling for a global ban that we need to be changed. ing enacted in only four UN member on the practice. F Attempts to turn us into peo- States so far, the situation is rapidly ple we are not are still being imposed evolving: more restrictions are now Protection from these ineffec- onto us. Thankfully, more voices are on the books at the subnational level, tive and cruel ‘treatments’ is as ur- speaking up against so-called ‘conver- and similar bills have recently been in- gent as ever: to help turn analysis into sion therapy’. troduced in national legislative bodies advocacy, the report also included in at least 10 countries. a summary of key allies, as well as of In 2020, ILGA World released legal and public policy tools available an extensive global research into laws, The report - aptly titled Curbing to combat these harmful practices: a rules and regulations to ban attempts Deception - ended up being widely cit- practical toolbox that activists, survi- to alter a person’s gender expression, ed by media and in more publications vors, and grassroots organisations can gender identity or . across the world, including in the the- use to continue pushing for change.

AT A GLANCE Looking ahead:

e know how import- ant it is for human rights defenders to 75 Moreover, we launched the W have the key infor- translations to Russian and French of mation to-hand for their advocacy, publications released our Treaty Bodies Strategic Litigation and for the world to get the facts right toolkit, which is now available in four about how laws and attitudes impact languages! the daily lives of LGBTI people.

During the year, we also updated After months of rethinking, ILGA 45 our practical guide for human rights World developed innovative tools to new jurisdictions mapped in the defenders advocating for gender obtain daily updates on legal devel- State-Sponsored Homophobia report, identity and gender expression issues opments and human rights situations in addition to 193 UN member States with the Committee on Economic, from across the world. These proac- Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR), tive methods will bring new energy and engaged with communities on the into our research work, which will ground to inform thematic reports by continue looking into the intersec- Special Procedures – for example, col- tional realities of our communities. 20 lecting data and reports on how rape We will also continue to report on languages the Sexual orientation and sexual violence are used to vio- how UN bodies are considering SOGI- laws map in the world was late the rights of lesbian and bisexual ESC issues. translated in women, as well as of trans and inter- sex persons. Making information easily avail- able to our communities worldwide is All this work cannot be done in crucial for their advocacy work: we’ll isolation: dozens of human rights de- continue our work on establishing a 35 fenders worldwide provided input to digital database that will be launched our investigations. Nothing about us in 2022, allowing users to access im- researchers and human rights without us is a guiding principle of our mense amounts of relevant data in an defenders consulted for our credible, collaborative research. interactive way. publications

17 COMMUNICATIONS: MAKING WORDS MATTER

ords play an import- campaign and share positive messages ant role in shaping for our global LGBTI family in a time perceptions and at- of hardship. During the year, we also W titudes towards our launched our first podcast to tell the communities, and ILGA World con- stories of LGBTI human rights defend- tinues to make sure that thoughtful, ers worldwide, and produced a short grounded, and inclusive LGBTI voices movie to mark the 75th anniversary of are heard as they speak their truth. exposing a potential readership of the UN and show how it has contribut- Now more than ever, communications hundreds of millions to LGBTI-re- ed to advancing the rights of our com- are key for our global movement to spectful perspectives, stories, and munities over the years. disprove the narratives of anti-rights data. forces, who often rely on misinforma- We also conducted multiple tion to perpetuate stereotypes and Knowing the concrete risk of fur- awareness-raising campaigns that spread moral panic. ther marginalisation for our commu- made waves on social media, working nities amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, collaboratively with our bisexual, in- During the year, we connected we made sure to share their stories tersex, trans, women and youth Steer- with journalists from leading media of resilience, but also to provide them ing Committees, and in consultation outlets worldwide, as well as con- with resources and words of relief, in- with activists from our member or- tributed to numerous publications, viting people to take part in a postcard ganisations.

18 MAKING AN IMPACT AT A GLANCE How LGBTI people are overcoming the digital divide

n a year where so much turned digital, the fact that many people around the world simply cannot I access information online became a glaring reality. This digital divide is a truly intersectional issue linked with poverty, literacy, telecommunications infrastructure in rural or island areas, and much more. In 2020, as almost all queer community interactions moved into the virtual world, many 481,556 LGBTI persons who cannot access the visits to the ilga.org website internet experienced isolation and vulnerability. In non-pandemic times, when access is theoretically available, State-censorship, surveillance, re- pressive so-called “anti-pornography Looking ahead: 62,258 laws”, and a unique exposure to hate speech and threats can drive our com- e know how import- downloads of reports and munities away from virtual spaces. ant it is for human publications from our website rights defenders to Research on the topic is still W use the resources largely missing, and in 2020 ILGA that we offer, and that we do not cre- World began to investigate the unique ate barriers of how we com- 3,378 ways in which these barriers are af- municate about them. fecting LGBTI persons - and what articles in media worldwide grassroots communities are already In 2021, we will focus on the mentioning our work doing to reach the least connected. access to information. We will raise awareness of digital divide issues and Bringing together activists from LGBTI persons with our first publica- China, Uganda, Samoa, and South Af- tion on the matter, and work with peo- 50 rica, we addressed this issue during ple with disabilities and consultants RightsCon 2020, the leading confer- for a long-term plan to remove acces- of media coverage from Global ence on human rights in the digital sibility barriers to our website, social South countries age: the session was listed among media, and audio-visual materials. the event’s highlights, and it has also We will also survey our members to marked the starting point of a dedicat- understand how to make our commu- ed project at ILGA World – including nications more effective, and to iden- 24 research and support to those with tify aspects that are particularly rele- digital-access challenges that will be vant for them, so that we can provide follower increase across all social rolled out over the coming years. hands-on guidance on these issues. media

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NORTH AMERICA EUROPE AND AND THE CARIBBEAN CENTRAL ASIA As the Covid-19 pandemic broke, After consultations held with Carib- ILGA-Europe launched its ‘Protect, bean-based member organisations Adapt and Rally’ plan to support LGBTI that joined the region, ILGANAC be- organisations in the region, contin- gan developing a new governance ued facilitating exchange of learning structure, and welcomed two new 151 among activists, and created the “No members of its regional Board fol- One Left Behind” fund to support the lowing online elections. Meanwhile, movement’s capacity building. More- it started a new project to build ca- over, it moved its annual conference pacity of members based in , online, and continued to engage with and strengthened its communica- institutions across the European tions to better inform organisations Union and beyond – making the case about engagement opportunities for the adoption of the LGBTI Equali- and other activities. ty Strategy to remain on the 2020 EU work programme. LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN 356 In 2020, ILGALAC focused on supporting the grassroots work Throughout the year, Pan Africa of member organisations with #AyúdanosaAyudar - a regional ILGA worked together with mem- programme that included weekly webinars and initiatives to ber organisations to build strong help them navigate confinement measures. It also published and unified responses to backlash, an exclusive compilation of documents called Coronapapers weaving cross-movement alliances - articles written by LGBTI activists from all over Latin Amer- and bringing the movement to- ica covering issues related to the impact of the pandemic. In gether through different communi- addition, it also launched Crímenes de Odio – the first major cations channels. The 5th regional output of its Observatory on Violence against LGBTI people: conference was postponed due to its launch was one of the most important LGBTI events in the concerns around Covid-19, and the region, bringing together the UN High Commissioner for Hu- region has started its work to hold man Rights, Michelle Bachelet, and more international human it online in 2021. rights experts.

20 The full list of ILGA member organisations is available at ilga.org. 1,682 164 6 The following pages of this report list member organisations and their regions member countries and territories regions as of 31 December 2020 organisations from representing

675 ASIA In 2020 ILGA Asia strengthened its con- sultations with member organisations - working in at least 16 countries across the region to review their LGBTI human rights 185 situation, and training 160 local activists and community members on UN advocacy. Moreover, it supported 17 LGBTI-led part- ner organisations to allocate emergency grants in response to the Covid-19 pan- demic, and intensified relations with Pan Africa ILGA for cross-regional advocacy and networking. 248

OCEANIA The Covid-19 pandemic forced ILGA Oce- ania to move its conference online, cen- tering it on the intersectional struggles of 67 our communities in the region under the theme Mangrove people in conjunction. The event paved the way for future digital events, including a law and reform sympo- sium scheduled for 2021. During the year, two First Nations people were elected to lead the region as the new co-Convenors.

21 CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE • Persons Marginalized and Aggrieved Kenya • AC/DPV - Congo • Picture Youth Group OUR MEMBER • Coeur Arc-en-ciel • Queer Talk • L’ association de Défense des Droits Identitaires • SDA Kinship ORGANISATIONS d’Afrique • Tamba Pwani • Men for Rights and Sexual Health - DR of Congo LIBERIA • MOPREDS • Lesbian and Gay Association of Liberia • SOS Sexualite Pour Tous • Stop AIDS In Liberia CONGO, THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC • The Network Of Liberia OF THE LIBYA • Groupe de Défense et Promotion des Personnes • Full And Yasmin Homosexuel Uvira-Fizi en RD Congo • Quzah Libya LGBT rights • Groupe Nyanza AFRICA • Oasis RD Congo MADAGASCAR FULL MEMBERS • Rainbow Sunrise Mapambazuko RSM • ONG Réseau Madagascar Solidarité LGB • Une Femme Qui en Soulève une Autre MALAWI • 1 anonymous organisation • Centre Against Poverty and Social Problems • Centre for Solutions Journalism ALGERIA CÔTE D’IVOIRE • Abu Nawas Algerie • Arc En Ciel Plus MALI • AKHAM-Algeria • House of Culture for Human Diversity • Coalition Anti SIDA • Alouen • Lesbian Life Association Cote d Ivoire - LLACI • 1 anonymous organisation • TransHomosDz • Maison de la Culture des Diversités Humaines MAURITANIA ANGOLA EGYPT • 1 anonymous organisation • Arquivo de Identidade Angolano • Ahwaa MAURITIUS • Bedayaa Organization for LGBTQI in Nile Valley BENIN • Collectif Arc-en-Ciel Area Egypt & Sudan • Association des Femmes pour une Relève • Mesahat for Sexual and Gender Diversity MOROCCO Orientée • 1 anonymous organisation • Association Akaliyat • Benin Synergie Plus • Equality Morocco • CHAMAR Corporation EQUATORIAL GUINEA • Khomsa Network • Hirondelle Club Benin • Somos Parte del Mundo • Liquaat Maroc BOTSWANA ESWATINI • MantiQitna Network • LEGABIBO Gays and Bisexuals of • Eswatini Sexual and Gender Minorities • Moroccan Queer Coalition Botswana • Lesbian Bisexual Queer Rights Swaziland • Nassawiyat • The Rock of Hope • Trans-Atlas BURKINA FASO • 2 anonymous organisations • Kamb beog nere yinga • 2 anonymous organisations MOZAMBIQUE BURUNDI • Lambda Association Mozambique • APDEI GAMBIA • Centre Population et Developpement Sanitaire au • Hope Life International Burundi/CEPED-Burundi GHANA • Namibian Planned Parenthood Association • Jeunes Actifs Developpement des LGBT Burundi • Alliance for Equality and Diversity • Out-Right Namibia • Mouvement pour les Libertes Individuelles - MOLI • Centre for Popular Education and Human Rights • Wings to Transcend Namibia Trust • MUCO of Ghana • Young Feminist Movement Namibia Trust • NDIKUMANA&NIBIZI Libre Ensemble • Courageous Sisters Ghana NIGERIA • Rainbow Candlelight • Hope Alliance Foundation • Africa Rainbow • URUMURI • Interfaith Diversity Network of West Africa • African Focus for Youth Development • 2 anonymous organisations • Key Watch Ghana • Alliance Rights Nigeria CAMEROON • LGBT+ Rights Ghana • Changing Attitude Nigeria • ACHREDHO - Cameroun • Priorities on Rights and Sexual Health • House of Rainbow • ACODES - Cameroun - Sex Workers KENYA • Improved Sexual Health and Rights Advocacy • ADEFHO • Changing Attitude Kenya Initiative • Alternatives-Cameroun • EATHAN - East Africa Trans Health & Advocacy • INCRESE • Association de Lutte - violences aux Femmes Network • Initiative for the Advancement of Improved • Association Espoir Plus • Gay Activists Alliance International Africa Kenya Health and Development • Avenir Jeune de l’Ouest (AJO) • Gay and Lesbian Coalition of Kenya - GALCK • Male Attitude Network • Cameroonian Foundation For AIDS - CAMFAIDS • Gay Kenya Trust • Queer Alliance Nigeria • COLIBRI • HIV/AIDS People Alliance of Kenya • The Initiative for Equal Rights • Humanity First Cameroon • Let Good Be Told In us (LGBTI) - Nyarwek • Total Health Empowerment and Development • Les adolescents contre le SIDA Coalition Initiative • Rainbow cooperation limited • Minority Women in Action • Women Initiative for Sustainable Empowerment • SID ADO • National Gay and Lesbian Human Rights and Equality • Singaboud Commission (Kenya) • Women’s Health and Equal Rights Initiative • Women in Front Cameroon • Nyanza Rift Valley and Western Kenya LGBTI • Working for our Wellbeing Network

22 RWANDA TUNISIA ASSOCIATE MEMBERS • AGAP Rwanda LGBT • Arken for Minorities • Amahoro human respect (AHR) • Association Shams BURUNDI • Bright Future Organization Rwanda • Chouf Minorities • Femmes pour la Paix / FUP-Burundi • Horizon Community Association • Damj CAMEROON • Human Rights First Rwanda Association • (we exist) • GIC Assistance aux Personnes en Detresse • Youth for Development and Human Rights • Tunisian association of positive prevention CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Advancement • 1 anonymous organisation UGANDA CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE SENEGAL • Access for All • Artists for Humanity (ArtHum) • 3 anonymous organisations • Angels Refugee Support Group Association CONGO, THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE SIERRA LEONE • Empowerment Initiative for Women and Youth • Focus Droits et Acces • Women and Youth Alliance for Sustainable Uganda CÔTE D’IVOIRE Development • Fem Alliance • Cote d’Ivoire Ryrale • 2 anonymous organisations • Femme of Varlour - FOV GHANA • Forum for Minority Rights • Community and Family Aid Foundation-Ghana SOMALIA • Freedom and Roam Uganda • Somali Humanitarian and Development Action KENYA • Freedom Uganda Network • 1 anonymous organisation • GEHO - Uganda MALI • Access Chapter 2 • HER Internet • Challenges Comunity • Accountability International • Icebreakersuganda • Femmes Espoir Mali • ACTIVATE (University of Witwatersrand) • Initiative for persons affected and infected LTD NIGERIA • African LGBTI Network • Kampus Liberty Uganda - KLUG • Centre for the Right to Health • Al-Ghurbaah Foundation • Kigezi Media and Human Rights Center • Society to Heighten Awareness of Women and • Behind the Mask • Let’s Walk Uganda Children Abuse • Coalition of African Lesbians • Most at Risk Populations’ Society in Uganda SOUTH AFRICA • Diamond Gays and Lesbians • Queer Youth Uganda • Youth Inter-Active • Durban Lesbian & Gay Community Health Centre • Rainbow and Diversity Organisation Uganda UGANDA • Forum for the Empowerment of Women - FEW • Refugee Law Project • Equalityuganda • Gay Umbrella • Register for Peace • Gender DynamiX - GDX • Sexual Minorities Uganda • Global Interfaith Network for people of all SSOGIE • Simma Africa Creative Arts Foundation • IGLHRC Africa • SIPD • Inclusive & Affirming Ministries - IAM • Solidarity for Social Advancement of Human • Iranti-Org Rights Organisation • ISSA - Intersex South Africa • spectrum Uganda initiatives inc • Joburg Pride • The Good Samaritan Project • Kaleidoscope Youth Network • The Youth Empowerment Foundation • Lesbian Pride • Transgender Equality Uganda • Ntsako Wa Wena • Tranz Network Uganda • One Love LGBTIQ+ Community • Youth on Rock Foundation YRF • Operation Self-Educate • 3 anonymous organisations • OUT - LGBT Well-Being ZAMBIA • Outreach Social Care Project • Friends of Rainka Zambia • Scope • The Lotus Identity • SHE social health • Transbantu Association Zambia • South African Youth Liberation Organization • Umotto Centre of Culture for LGBT Zambia • The Inner Circle • Women’s Alliance for Equality • The Lesbian and Gay Equality Project • Zakheni Training and Development Centre • The South African LGBT+ Management Forum • 1 anonymous organisation • Triangle Project • UJ Liberati - University of • 2 anonymous organisations • Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe • Hands of Hope SUDAN • Intersex Community of Zimbabwe • Freedom Sudan • Men against Sexually Transmitted Infections • Shades of Ebony SD Africa Trust TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF • Purple Hand Africa Trust • Community Health Education Services Advocacy • Voice of the Voiceless • Morogoro Saving the Poor Organisation (MOSAPORG) • 1 anonymous organisation TOGO • Afrique arc-en-ciel • Association des gay et lesbienne du Togo • clubdes7jours

23 ASIA • Sarathi Trust NEPAL • Educational Trust - Srishti • FULL MEMBERS Madurai Student Volunteer LGBTQIA+ Movement • 1 anonymous organisation • Swabhava • VELVET - a support group for LBT women • AMAL Human Development Network BANGLADESH • Vikalp Women Group / Parma • Hamraz Male Health Society • Badhan Sangha INDONESIA • HOPE - Have Only Positive Expectations • Bandhu Social Welfare Society • Arus Pelangi • Khawaja Sira Society • Boys of Bangladesh • Gaya Nusantara Foundation • LG.Motivators • Prantoz Foundation • Institut Pelangi Perempuan - Women Rainbow • Naz Male Health Alliance Pakistan (aka. NMHA) • Rainbow Nari O Shishu Kallyan Foundation Institute • PECHRA • Shawprova • Komunitas Sehati Makassar • Star Organization • Somporker Noya Setu • Violet Grey • VISION • Voluntary Organization for the Needy • Youth Interfaith Forum on Sexuality • Wajood Society CAMBODIA , ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF • Youth Association for Development • CamASEAN Future (CamASEAN) • Iranian Lesbian and Transgender Network (6Rang) • 2 anonymous organisations • Rainbow Community Kampuchea PALESTINE, STATE OF • Silaka Organization IRAQ • Kurdistan Gay Organization • Al-Qaws for Sexual and Gender Diversity in CHINA Palestinian Society • AIBAI culture & Education Center • Aswat (Palestinian Gay Women) • Beijing Aizhixing Institute • Aguda - The Israeli National LGBT Task Force • Beijing Gender Health Education Institute • Haifa LGBT Forum • Association of in the Philippines • Beijing LGBT Center • - Religious Gays • Can-t Live in the Closet Inc. • Chi Heng Foundation • Hoshen • CebuPride • China Queer Independent Films JAPAN • GALANG Philippines • China SOGIE Youth Network • Fruits in Suits Japan • Isis International • Chinese Lala Alliance • G-Front Kansai • Katlo • Civil Rights for Sexual Diversities • Japan Alliance for LGBT Legislation • LGBT’s Christian Church • Common Language (Tongyu) • Japan Association for the Lesbian and Gay • LPU Kasarian • Qingdao Sunshine Group movement - OCCUR • Metropolitan Community Church of Metro Baguio • Shanghai Nvai Lesbian Group • ReBit • Miss Maanyag Gay Organization of Butuan / • ShanghaiPRIDE • Space allies Ladlad Caraga • The Rainbow Sky Working Group KOREA, REPUBLIC OF • Outrage Magazine • Trans China (Alliance of Chinese Transgenders) • Korean ’s Human Rights Group Chingusai • Philippine Forum on Sports Culture Sexuality and • Zhitong China • Korean Sexual-minority Culture and Rights Center Human Rights • 2 anonymous organisations • SOGILAW • Pioneer Filipino Transgender men Movement (SAR China) • Solidarity for LGBT Human Rights of Korea • PLM Pride • Les Corner Empowerment Association • YVC • Progressive Alliance of Lesbians on the • Pink Alliance LEBANON Philippines (Prolesb) • Planet Ally • Arab Foundation for Freedoms and Equality • Progressive Organization of Gays in the • Transgender Resource Center • Helem Philippines ProGay • Unitarian Ministries International (Hong Kong) • Meem • Society of the Women of the • Women Coalition of HKSAR • Mosaic MENA Organisation for Services Advocacy Philippines Integration & Capacity Building • Southeast Asia Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity • Aanchal Trust And Expression Caucus (ASEAN SOGIE Caucus) MALAYSIA • Balarc Foundation • The Order of Saint Aelred • Pelangi - Campaign for Equality and Human • Bharosa Trust • Transman Pilipinas Rights Initiative • Bombay Dost (The newsmagazine of Pride • Tumba Lata-Davao Inc. • PT Foundation Publications Pvt Ltd) • University of the Philippines Babaylan • Sunduvan Refuge Community • Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee • UPLB Babaylan • Zircoblast • Equal India Alliance • Youth Voices Count MALDIVES • G.H.A.R. - Gay Housing Assistance Resource SINGAPORE • Rainbow Maldives • Group • Oogachaga • Gaybombay.org MONGOLIA • People Like Us - PLU Singapore • • The LGBT Centre • Sayoni • Ibteda-e-anees MYANMAR • SGRainbow • Lakshya Trust • Civil Authorize Negotiate Organization (Parents, • The Purple Alliance • Naz Foundation (India) Trust Friends and Families of Lesbian and Gay - • The T Project • People like us - PLUS Kolkata Myanmar) • Queerythm LGBTIQ Community SRI LANKA • Colors Rainbow • Rajasthan Network for People living with HIV/AIDS • Diversity and Solidarity Trust • Kings N Queen • Sahodaran • EQUAL GROUND • Tin Aung Win (Burnet Institute) • SAKHI • Venasa Transgender Network • 1 anonymous organisation • Sangini Trust • Women Support Group • • Young Out Here Sri Lanka

24 TAIWAN (China) EUROPE AND • Federation Arc-en-ciel • Bi the Way Taiwan • • Mr Gay Taiwan CENTRAL ASIA • Goudou • Organisation Intersex International-Chinese FULL MEMBERS • HAGAR • Taiwan Gay Sports and Taiwan Gay Development • Het Roze Huis (The Pink House) Movement Association ALBANIA • IGLYO - International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, • Taiwan LGBT Family Rights Advocacy • Aleanca Kunder Diskriminimit LGBT (Alliance Transgender, Queer and Intersex Youth • Taiwan Tongzhi Hotline Association against LGBT discrimination) and Student Organisation • The Taiwan Alliance to Promote Civil Partnership • Libertas • Intersekse Vlaanderen Rights • Open Mind Spectrum Albania (OMSA) • KliQ • Transgender Punk Activist Taiwan • Pink Embassy/LGBT Pro Albania • Mikpunt (aiming point) THAILAND • Qendra por Emancipim Shoqeror (Center for • Network of Europan LGBTIQ* Families • Anjaree Group Social Emancipation) - QESh Associations • APCOM • Streha Center • Omnya asbl-vzw • Asia Pacific Transgender Network • United for LGBT cause in Albania • Rainbowhouse Brussels (Maison arc-en-ciel / • Equal Asia Foundation ARMENIA Regenbooghuis Bruxelles/Brussels) • Gays Without Borders • Colorful House Social-cultural and Human Rights • Rebus vzw • MPLUS FOUNDATION Defender NGO • RoSa Documentation Centre and Activities on • Purple Sky Network • Guarantee Center of Civil Society Equal Opportunity • Rainbow Sky Association of Thailand • New Generation • Tels Quels asbl • Thai Youth Action Program • Pink Armenia • UniQue Regenbooghuis • Togetherness for Equality and Action (TEA) • Rights Side • Wel Jong niet Hetero • Transmen Alliance (Thailand) • Society Without Violence NGO • Why Me UNITED ARAB EMIRATES • WISH Ð Werkgroep Internationale Solidariteit met AUSTRIA HolebiÕs • ESGL • Austrian Gay Professionals VIET NAM • Austrian Queer Families BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA • ICS Center • Green Party LGBT Group (Austria) • Fondacija CURE • Institute for Studies of Society Economy and • Homosexual Initiative (HOSI) Salzburg • Organisation Q Environment • Homosexual Initiative (HOSI) Vienna • Sarajevo Open Centre • The Center for Applied Research for Men and • Homosexuelle Initiative Linz (HOSI Linz) - The • Trans Mreža Balkan Community Health Lesbian and Gay Movement in Upper Austria • Tuzla Open Center • Trung Tam NT. LGBT (Center for LGBT Activities in • Homosexuelle und Glaube Wien Nghe An - Ha Tinh) • Queer Amnesty Austria • Bilitis Resource Center Foundation • QWIEN - Zentrum fur schwul/lesbische Kultur und • Bulgarian Helsinki Committee - BHC Geschichte • GLAS Bulgaria Foundation • Rainbow Rose • Single Step ASSOCIATE MEMBERS • Rechtskomitee LAMBDA • Foundation • Rosa Lila Tipp - RLT • Youth LGBT Organization Deystvie BHUTAN • SoHo Austria – socialdemocratic LGBTIQ- CROATIA • Lhak-Sam (BNP+) movement • Centre for Civil Initiatives Porec HONG KONG (SAR China) • VEPO Austria • Dugine obitelji • Asia Pacific Regional • Verein Vielfalt (“Club Diversity”) • Expanse of Gender and Media Culture Common Office • VIMÖ– / OII Austria Zone INDIA AZERBAIJAN • ISKORAK - Sexual and Gender Minorities Rights • Bi Collective Delhi • AZAD LGBT Centre • Coco Beach Retreat • Gender and Development • Lesbian Group Kontra • HeTravels • Lesbian organization / Lezbijska organizacija • Queerala BELARUS • Belarusian LGBT Journalists Group (LGBT BJG) Rijeka - LORI ISRAEL • Rispet - LGBT association Split • Shavim (Equals) Israeli LGBTQ Party • Gay.by - Gay Alliance Belarus • GayBelarus • Trans Aid - Association for promoting and PAKISTAN protecting the rights of trans, inter and gender • Parwaz Male Health Society variant persons • RAAH Foundation • Arc-en-Ciel Wallonie • Women’s Room - Center for Sexual Rights • Secure Momnchild • Belgian Business Association • Organization VIET NAM • Belgian Pride • Lighthouse Social Enterprise • Bibliotheque Royale de Belgique - Section du CYPRUS Depot Legal • Accept - LGBT Cyprus • Brussels Gay Sports • Envision Diversity Association • CAL/Luxembourg asbl • Feminist Atlye • Casa Rosa • Movement of Cyprus • Cavaria • Gender and Minorities Institute • DROA (We Speak Love) • Queer Cyprus Association • EGALITE - Equality for Gays and Lesbians in the CZECH REPUBLIC European Institutions • Charlie o. s. • European Pride Organisers Association • Platform for equality, recognition and diversity • Ex Aequo

25 • Prague Pride z.s. • Comite pour la reconnaissance sociale des • Lesbian and Gay Federation in • Queer Geography homosexuel/les CRSH • LGBTI-WCI - Website Certification Institute DENMARK • Contact Paris/Ile-de-France • LiSL Deutschland e.V. - Liberal Gays and Lesbians • BLUS • Coordination Lesbienne en France - CLF Germany • • CQFD Fierte Lesbienne • LUSK UNI-K • DARE Danmark • David & Jonathan • Mann-O-Meter e.V. • Oxygen • Europe Ecologie - Les Verts • MARGAYS • Lambda - Bosser og Lesbiske pa Fyn • Federation Francaise des Centres LGBT • Municipal Working Group Tolerantly Brandenburg • LGBT Asylum • Fédération LGBTI+ • Nefes (Breath) LGBT Azerbaijan Alliance • LGBT Denmark: Danish National Association for • Fundation Rainbow Solidarité • OII Europe Gays and Lesbians • Gaipar • PROUT AT WORK-Foundation • LGBT Faroe Islands • GayLib • Queeraspora • LGBT Komiteen • HM2F - Homosexuels Musulmans 2 France • Referat fur Lesben Schwule Bi & Transsexuelle der • Pangea International LGBTIQA+ • Homosexualites et Socialisme ASTA TU • Sabaah • Inter-LGBT • RollenWechsel in Oldenburg • L’Autre Cercle • Schwulenberatung gGmbH ESTONIA • L’Egide maison regionale des associations • Schwulenreferat der Carl-von-Ossietzky- • AIDS-i Tugikeskus (AIDS Information & Support Lesbiennes Gays Bi Trans Universitat Center) • Neuromedia • Sonntags-Club e.V. • ECOM - Eurasian Coalition on Health, Rights, • Public Services International • Spinnboden Lesbenarchiv Gender and • Rainbow Banquass • Transgender Europe e.V. • Eesti Nahkmeeste Klub • Reseau d’assistance aux victimes d’agression et • TransInterQueer e.V • Estonian AIDS Prevention Centre de - RAVAD • ver.di - Vereinte Dienstleistungsgewerkschaft, • Estonian LGBT Association • RHIF et Les Juristes Gais Bundesarbeitskreis Regenbogen (LSBTTIQ) • MTU SEKY • Shams-France • Völklinger Kreis e. V. • NGO Estonian Network PLWHIV • Solidarite Internationale LGBTQI • Wirtschaftsweiber e. V. • Societal Integration Centre • SOS homophobie - Association nationale de lutte GREECE FINLAND contre la lesbophobie la gayphobie la biphobie et • Co-operation Against Homophobia • Helsingin seudun SETA ry la transphobie • Colour Youth - Athens LGBTQ Youth Community • Oulun SETA ry • Spectrum • Lesb.Equal - Lesbians for Equality • Pirkanmaan SETA ry • STOP Homophobie • OLKE - Lesbian and Gay Community of Greece • Sateenkaariperheet – Regnbågsfamiljer ry • Txy Transidentitaires • Police Action for Human Rights • SETA - LGBTI Rights in Finland • Universites des Ete Euro-mediterraneennes des • Thessaloniki Pride • Trasek ry Homosexualites • Turun seudun SETA ry GEORGIA • Diverse Youth Network Association FRANCE • Center for Transgender Women • Habeas Corpus Working Group • Actions Concretes Conciliant Education • Equality Movement • Hatter Society Prevention Travail Equite Sante et Sport pour les • Identoba • Hungarian LGBT Alliance Transgenres - ACCEPTESS-T • Inclusive Foundation • Rainbow Mission Foundation ( Pride) • An Nou Alle! • Tbilisi Pride • Transvanilla Transgender Association • Arab Network for Knowledge about Human Rights • Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group • Arc-en-ciel Toulouse ICELAND GERMANY • Intersex Iceland • ARDHIS • AG Lesben und Schwule in der Berliner SPD • Association de Lutte Internationales pour • Samtokin • Akademie Waldschloesschen • Trans Ísland l’Identite des Femmes Transgenres Travestis • Aktionsbuendnis gegen Homophobie e.V. Transsexuelles et Sida • AStA Universitat zu Koln IRELAND • Association des Familles Homoparentales • BAG (Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft) - Die Linke. • BeLonG To Youth Services • Association des Parents et Futurs Parents Gays et queer • Gay Project Lesbiens • BiNe - Bisexuelles Netzwerk e.V. • GLEN Gay and Lesbian Equality Network • Association Gayttitude Psychologie • Bruno Gmunder Verlag GmbH • Labour LGBT Ireland • Association Nationale Le Refuge • Bundesverband Queere Bildung e.V. • LGBT NOISE • Association nationale transgenre - Trans Aide • Bundnis 90/Die Grunen Landesverband Berlin • LGBT Society University College Cork • Association Professionnelle des Personnels • Fliederlich e.V. • LGBT Synergy Educatifs LGBT - APPEL • gayPARSHIP • Marriage Equality • Association Psy Gay • e.V. • National LGBT Federation – Ireland • Association The Warning • Homosexuelle und Kirche Germany • Outhouse LGBT Community Resource Centre • CARITIG • Initiative Queer Nations e.V. • Red Ribbon Project trading as GOSHH -Gender • Centre LGBTI de Grenoble • International Support Group for Information Orientation Sexual health HIV • Centre LGBTQI+ Paris Ile de France Transfer and Networking ISGITN • CENTREGAUX - Association des Centristes • IVIM / Organisation Intersex International - • Arcigay Antinoo di Napoli et Democrates Lesbiennes Gays Bi Trans et German Chapter - IVIM / OII-Germany • Arcigay Catania GayFriendly • Just Human e.V. • Arcigay Frida Byron Ravenna • Cheries-Cheris - Festival du Films Gay Lesbiens • Lambda Berlin-Brandenburg e.V. • Arcigay Gioconda Reggio Emilia Trans et de Paris - FFGLP • Lesben und Schwule in der Union • Arcigay Il Cassero • Comité LGBTI+ de Génération.s • Lesbenring e.V. Gesch • Arcigay La Fenice

26 • Arcigay Marcella di Folco Salerno KYRGYZSTAN • Stichting JoopeA • Arcigay Nazionale • Kyrgyz Indigo • Stichting Roze Zaterdagen Nederland • Arcigay Palermo • LGBT Organization Labrys • Stichting Transman Foundation • Arcigay Piacenza • LGBTIQA organization • T-Nederland • Arcigay Pisa • Public Association “the GRACE” • Trans United Nederland • Arcigay Roma Gruppo Ora LATVIA • Transgender Netwerk Nederland - TNN • Arcigay Varese LGBTI • Alliance of lesbian gay bisexual transpersons and • Universiteit Utrecht Department of Clinical • ARCO Associazione Ricreativa Circoli omosessuali their friends - Mozaika Psychology • Associazione Genitori di Omosessuali AGEDO • Open Centre • Workplace Pride • Associazione InformaGay • 1 anonymous organisation • Associazione Omosessuale Articolo Tre di LITHUANIA • Lithuanian Gay League NORTH MACEDONIA Palermo • Association for Cultural and Media Activism • Associazione Quore • Tolerant Youth Association • ZEPHIRO: Progressive Platform for Human Rights QUEER SQUARE Skopje • Associazione Radicale Certi Diritti • Coalition ‘Sexual and Health Rights of • Avvocatura per I diritti LGBTI - Rete Lenford LUXEMBOURG Marginalized Communities’ Margins • Center for the Defense and Promotion of Human • Rosa Letzebuerg ASBL • Health Education and Research Association Rights • LGBT United Macedonia • Centro Risorse LGBTI • LGBTI+ Gozo • LGBTI Support Centre • Circolo di Cultura Omosessuale Mario Mieli • Malta LGBTIQ Rights Movement • Subversive Front - association for critical • Circomassimo - Associazione gay e lesbica / • The Malta Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society approach to gender and sexuality Arcigay Ferrara MOLDOVA • Women’s Alliance • Comitato provinciale Arcigay Alan Mathison • GENDERDOC-M Information Centre Turing - Arcigay Rimini • FRI - Foreningen for kjønns- og • Comitato Provinciale Arcigay Bergamo Cives MONTENEGRO seksualitetsmangfold • Comitato provinciale Arcigay CIG - Milano • Juventas • FRI and Akershus, local chapter of The • Comitato Provinciale Matthew Shepard - Arcigay • LGBT Forum Progress Norwegian Organisation for Sexual and Gender Modena • LGBTIQ Social Center Diversity • Coordinamento Torino Pride LGBT • Montenegrin LGBTIQ Association Queer • LLH - The Norwegian LGBT Association - Bergen • CUBE - Centro Universitario Bolognese di Montenegro and Hordaland Etnosemiotica NETHERLANDS • LLH - The Norwegian LGBT Association - Nordland • D.E.L.O.S. • African Gay Youth Foundation Region • Di Gay Project • AOb Algemene Onderwijsbond (General Union for • LLH - The Norwegian LGBT Association - Rogaland • Diversity Education of the Netherlands) • Skeiv Ungdom - Queer Youth • Excellence & Diversity by GLBT Executives • CHOICE for Youth Sexuality • Skeiv Verden - Queer World • Famiglie Arcobaleno • Christelijk Nationaal Vakverbond - Onderwijsbond • The National organization for in • Fondazione FUORI - Homowerkgroep Norway (LFTS) - local group in Bergen • Fondazione Genere Identità Cultura • COC - Amsterdam • Gender x • COC - Rotterdam POLAND • Human Rights Awareness • COC - Tilburg • A.W.R. Softpress • Intersexioni • COC Nederland • Campaign Against Homophobia • Ireos - Centro Servizi Autogestito Comunita Queer • Embrace Pink Foundation • Federacja Znaki Równośc • Lambda - Associazione Amici della Fondazione • European Forum of LGBT Christian Groups • Federation for People Living with HIV/AIDS Sandro Penna • European Gay and Lesbian Sport Federation • Fundacja Rownosci (Equality Foundation) • Lesbiche Bologna • European Gay Police Association • KdT Fundacja Kultura dla Tolerancji - Culture for • Lieviti - Bisessuali, Pansessuali e Queer Italiani • Gay care Amsterdam tolerance Foundation • M.I.A. Arcigay Imperia • Gemeente Utrecht dienst welzijn • Lambda Szczecin Association • MIGRABO LGBTI • Global Alliance for LGBT Education • Lambda Warszawa Association (Warsaw) • MIT Movimento Identità Trans • Groenlinks • Love Does Not Exclude • Municipality of Venice - LGBT Cultural Policies • HIVOS • Pink Press Warsaw Dept. • ICRSE International Committee on the Rights of • Queer May Association • Omphalos Sex Workers in Europe • Stowarzyszenie Grupa Stonewall • PLUS Onlus • IHLIA LGBTI-Heritage • Trans-Fuzja, Fundacja na Rzecz Osób • Rain Arcigay Caserta onlus • ILGA Support Group Utrecht Transpłciowych • Rete Genitori Rainbow • Landelijk Expertise Centrum Diversiteit PORTUGAL JERSEY • Meer dan Gewenst • Ação Pela Identidade - API • Liberate • Movisie • Beja Diversidades • Netwerk Roze FNV • ILGA Portugal KAZAKHSTAN • NNID, Netherlands organisation for sex diversity • Obra Gay Associacao • Alliance-Asia • PASAA Foundation • PortugalGay.pt • Kazakhstan Feminist Initiative “Feminita” • PROUD Nederland • Tudo Vai Melhorar • Kok.team • Roze in Blauw Nederland • NGO Alternativa ROMANIA • RozeLinks • Public Organization Amulet • ACT-Q ROMANIA • Stichting Bi+ Nederland • Asociatia ACCEPT KOSOVO • Stichting De Kringen Utrecht • Asociatia PRIDE • Centre for Equality and Liberty for the LGBT • Stichting FLL • Association Equal from Romania community in Kosova • Stichting Homosexualiteit En Krijgsmacht

27 • Eu sunt! Tu part of Population Services Inmigrantes • RFSL - The Swedish Federation for Lesbian, Gay, International in Romania • Ajuntament de Ripollet Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Rights • Identity.Education • Apoyo Positivo • RFSL Gavleborg • MozaiQ LGBT • Arcópoli • RFSL Goteborg • The New Pagan Dawn • ASECAL • RFSL Kronoberg RUSSIAN FEDERATION • Asociación de Voces de Lesbianas, Gais, • RFSL Linkoping • Center for Social and Information Initiatives Transexuales y Bisexuales de • RFSL Malmo Action • Asociacion Espanola de Transexuales • RFSL Norrkoping • Russia St. Petersburg Public • Asociacion Internacional de Familias por la • RFSL Orebro Organization Diversidad Sexual - FDS • RFSL Ostersund • Far Eastern Social Movement Lighthouse • Asociación Lánzate LGTBI+ de Canarias • RFSL Pitea alvdal • Foundation Transgender • Asociación pola Liberdade Afectiva e Sexual da • RFSL Skaraborg • Gay Youth Right Defense Organization Coruña • RFSL Skellefteå • Initiative Group Transgender Legal Defense • Asociacion Reacciona! • RFSL Stockholm Project • Associacio de Families Lesbianes i Gais • RFSL Sundsvall • Krasnodar LGBT social movement “REVERS” • Barcelona International Lesbian and Gay Film • RFSL Umea • Moscow LGBT-initiative group STIMUL Festival • RFSL Ungdom The Swedish Youth Federation for • Murmansk regional public organization • Casal Lambda LGBT rights • Raduzhny Dom • Chrysallis Asociacion de Familias de Menores • Rikstorbundet Ekumeniska grupporna for kristna • Rainbow Association Moscow Transexuales homo-och bisexuella (EKHO) • Rakurs - Arkhangelsk regional non-governmental • Col-lectiu Lambda de Valencia • ROHS - National Swedish LGBT Solidarity LGBT organization • Colectivo de Lesbianas y Gays de Madrid COGAM Organization • Resource Center for LGBTI • COLEGAS Confederacion Espanola Asociaciones • ROHS - Riksorganisationen Homosexuella • Resource LGBTIQ Moscow de lesbianas gays bisexuales y transexuales Socialister • Russian LGBT Network • Coordinadora de Lesbianes Gais Transsexuals i • Swedish Federation of LGBTQ student • Russian LGBT Sport Federation Bisexuals de Catalunya organisations • Russian National GLBT Center TOGETHER • Federación Andalucía Diversidad LGBT • Transforeningen FPES • Samara LGBT right movement Averse (Obverse) • Federación de enseñanza de CCOO SWITZERLAND • The St. Petersburg LGBT Human Rights & Krilija • FELGTB - Federacion Estatal de Lesbianas Gays • Association 360 Center Transexuales y Bisexuales • Dialogai • Front Alliberament Gai de Catalunya • Fédération genevoise des associations LGBT SERBIA • Fundacion Atilden Daniela • Asocijacija Duga/Association Rainbow • habs queer basel • Fundacion Salud y Comunidad • HAZ - Queer Zürich • Belgrade • Fundacion Triangulo por la Igualdad Social de • Da se zna! Organisation dealing with reporting • Homosexuelle Arbeitsgruppen Bern Gays y Lesbianas • International Family Equality Day LGBTI human rights abuse and • G.L.A.Y. - Gay Lesbian Association Yumbo Gran • ERA - LGBTI Equal Rights Association for the • Juragai Canaria Spain • Lesbenorganisation Schweiz - LOS Western Balkans and • Gay Sitges Link • Gay Lesbian Info Centre • Lestime • GEHITU Asociacion de gays lesbianas • Network Queer Green Liberal Party • Gay Straight Alliance transexuales y bisexuales del Paes Vasco. Euskal • Geten - Center for Promotion of LGBT Human • Pink Apple Lesbian & Gay Film Festival Herriko lesbiana gay transexual eta bis • PINK CROSS Organisation Suisse des Gais Rights • Grupo Lesbianas Gays Transexuales y Bisexuales • Labris • SOS Tolerance del PSOE • The Swiss Rainbow Families Association • Novi Sad Lesbian Organization • InOut Post • Queeria - Center for Promoting Culture of Non- • Transgender Network Switzerland (TGNS) • It Gets Better España • Verein Network Violence and Equality • La Llave del Armario • XY Spektrum • Verein Zurich Pride Festival • Lgtbipol • Visages du Monde Organisation de Voyages Sarl SLOVAKIA • Observatori Contra l’homofòbia • VoGay - Association vaudoise des Personnes • Duhove Srdce • Observatorio Etico Internacional LGTBI concernees par Homosexualite • Hnutie Ganymedes • Orgullo LGTB Madrid • WyberNet - gay business women • Iniciativa Inakost • Plataforma Popular Gay • Queer Leaders Forum • SOM COM SOM Collectiu per l’Alliberament Sexual TAJIKISTAN • Saplinq, o.z del Valles • LighT* • 3 anonymous organisations SLOVENIA • Association informational centre LEGEBITRA • Arab Initiative TURKEY • Drustvo DIH - Association for integration of • Association of Nordic and Pol-Balt LGBTQ Student • Adana LGBTI + Solidarity Initiative Organizations • Ay Sözluk • Institute TransAkcija • C-Gay The National Network of HBT persons • BİZ Cinsel Yönelim ve Cinsiyet Kimliği • Lesbian Group SKUC-LL within the Centre Party Araştırmaları Derneği • Roza Klub • Champagne Love and Bubbles • Black Pink Triangle Izmir Association - Siyah • SKUC-Magnus • HBT-liberaler (LGBT liberals) Pembe Izmir • Hbt-socialdemokrater Sverige • Gay & Lesbian to socialize and Rehabilitation - SPAIN GLSRS • ACATHI - Asociacion Catalana para la Integracion • OII (Organization Intersex International) • Hak eşitlik varoluş için Lezbiyen Gey Biseksüel de Homosexuales Bisexuales y Transexuales • Posithiva Gruppen (HIV/AIDS Group Sweden) Transeksüel İnterseksüel Derneği • Kaos GL

28 • Lambdaistanbul LGBT Solidarity Association • LGBT Humanists ASSOCIATE MEMBERS • LISTAG (Families of LGBT in Istanbul) • LGBT Youth Scotland • Lubunya Solidarity Network • LGBTI Solidarity with Peoples of Turkey - SPOT ÅLAND ISLANDS • Pink Life Association LGBTT Solidarity (Pembe • Bisexual Group • Finnos food Hayat) • London Councils AUSTRIA • Red Umbrella Sexual Health and Human Rights • • Amnesty International Austria Association • Metro Centre Ltd. BELGIUM • Social Policies Gender Identity and Sexual • Micro Rainbow International • European AIDS Treatment Group Orientation Studies Association - SPOD • MindOut Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Queer GERMANY • Trans Consultancy Center Association (LGBTQ) Mental Health Service • Alwan For LGBT Rights in Middle East and North • Turkey LGBTI Union • Mosaic LGBT Youth Centre Africa • Türkiye LGBTİ+ Hareketi • National Union of Students Lesbian Gay Bisexual NETHERLANDS • Weıssgeil and Trans Campaign • Charming Designs BV | HotelsForGays • Young Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans Intersex Youth • Northern Ireland Gay Rights Association • International Fellowship of Reconciliation Studies and Solidarity Association • Osmosoft • PSYNT • 1 anonymous organisation • OutRage! RUSSIAN FEDERATION UKRAINE • Pink Therapy • Resource LGBTIQ Moscow • All Ukrainian Public Organization Gay Forum of • Press for Change SPAIN Ukraine • Rainbow /Liberal • ARN Culture and Business Pride • All-Ukrainian Charitable organization Tochka • ReportOUT • Associació SVS -Acció en Blau Opory • Salford City Unison • FSC-CCOO • Cohort NGO • Stonewall Equality • Govern de Catalunya Programa per al collectiu • Gay Alliance Ukraine • Stonewall Scotland gai lesbià i transsexual • Gay-Alliance • • 1 anonymous organisation • Gender Z • Switchboard - LGBT+ Helpline SWEDEN • Informational-educational Center “Women • The Fire Brigades Union LGBT Committee • RFSU - Riksforbundet for sexuell upplysning Network” • The Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement LGCM SWITZERLAND • Insight public organization • The Lesbian and Gay Foundation - LGF • Green Liberal Party Switzerland • LGBT Association LIGA • The Proud Trust • The International Union of Food, Agricultural, • Nash Mir (Our World) Gay and Lesbian Center • Transcend Support Group Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied • NGO “KyivPride” • TransgenderNI Workers’ Associations • NGO Democratic Society • TransLondon • Ville de Gèneve • Stable Reference Group of Odessa Region • UK Black Pride TURKEY • Women Association “Sphere” • UK Lesbian and Gay Immigration Group to • AngelsTurkiye Rainbow Migration UNITED KINGDOM • UK Pride Organisers Network • British Asian LGBTI • African Rainbow Family • UNISON - North West - LGBT Group • RMT: Britain’s Largest Specialist Transport Trade • BiCon Continuity • UNISON - Nottinghamshire Healthcare LGBT group Union • LGBT • UNISON - Scotland - LGBT group • UNISON • Bisi Alimi Foundation • UNISON - Stockport Local Government Branch - • British Council LGBT Group • Broken Rainbow UK • UNISON - Wolverhampton branch LGBT group • Campaign for Homosexual Equality • UNISON East Midlands - LGBT Group • Cara-Friend • UNISON Eastern LGBT Committee • Coalition on Sexual Orientation • UNISON Greater London - LGBT group • Consortium of LGB Voluntary Community • UNISON National LGBT+ Committee Organisations • UNISON Northern - LGBT Group • Croydon Area Gay Society • UNISON Northern Ireland • Department for International Development DFID • UNISON South East - LGBT Group • Equality Network • UNISON South West - LGBT Group • Gay Activists Alliance international • UNISON Cymru- LGBT group • Gay Christian Europe • UNISON West Midlands LGBT group • Gay Men’s Health • UNISON Yorkshire & Humberside Region - LGBT • HERE group • Imaan • Unite the Union • IntersexUK (iUK) • Unite the Union (SE Region LGBT+ Committee) • Jewish LGBT+ Group • University and College Union UCU • JUST A BALL GAME? • Wise Thoughts/Gaywise • Just Like Us • Kaleidoscope Diversity Trust UZBEKISTAN • Labour Campaign for Lesbian and Gay Bisexual • Vertae and - LGBT Labour • Lesbian gay & Bisexual Anti-Violence and Policing Group • LGBT History Month - United Kingdom

29 BRAZIL • Movimento de Afirmação Homossexual - ATOBÁ • ABGLT • Movimento de Lesbicas e Mulheres Bissexuais da LATIN AMERICA • ADEH - Nostro Mundo - Grupo de trabalho LGBTI Bahia AND THE CARIBBEAN • AHCG - Associação dos Homossexuais de Campina • Movimento do Esprito Lil s MEL FULL MEMBERS Grande • Movimento Gay Leoes do Norte - ABGLT • APOLO - Grupo Pela Livre Orienta & Sexual • Movimento Homossexual de Belem - MHB • Articula e Movimento Homossexual de Recife - • Movimento Salvador Pela Paz AMHOR • ONG Grupo 7 Cores ARGENTINA • Associa Homossexual de Ajuda M • ONG Reintegrando Vidas • 100% Diversidad y Derechos • Associacao Brasileira Interdisciplinar de AIDS - • ONG Visibilidade LGBT - Sao Carlos • Acción Politica Lesbica Gay Trans Bisexual ABIA • PSTU • ACIDS Accion Ciudadana Integracion Diversidad • Associacao das Travestis da Paraba • Rede de Informacao Um Outro Olhar Sexual • Associacao de Travestis de Salvador - ATRAS • Satyricon - Grupo de Apoio e Defesa da Orienta • Agrupación XANGO • Associação de Travestis do Piauí ATRAPI • Somos - Comunicacao Saude e Sexualidade • APUEL • Associacao Goiana de Gays Lesbicas e • TABIRAH • Area de Estudios Queer Transgeneros - AGLT • 1 anonymous organisation • Area de la Diversidad Sexual • Associação Ipê Amarelo de Conscientização e CHILE • Area Queer Luta pela Livre Orientação Sexual • Acción Gay • Asociacion de la Diversidad Sexual de Tartagal • CDG Brasil - Comite Desportivo GLS Brasileiro • Agrupación Lésbica Rompiendo el Silencio (ADISTAR) • Centro de Estudios Homoeroticos • Asociacion Pro Famila Aprofa • Buenos Aires Leather Club • Centro de Luta pela Livre Orientacao Sexual de • FADISE Chile (Falange por la Diversidad Sexual) • Centro Cristiano de la Comunidad GLTTB Minas Gerais • Fundación Iguales Asociacion Civil • Coletivo de Feministas Lesbicas • GAHT - Grupo de Apoyo a Hombres Trans • Colectivo por la Igualdad • Coletivo de Gays Mirindiba • HOD Chile - Judios por la diversidad • Comunidad Homosexual Argentina • Coletivo Feminista Marias • Ideas Sin Genero - ISIG • Conurbanes por la diversidad • Colectivo LGBTI do MST • MOVILH • damas de hierro • CORSA - Cidadania Orgulho Respeito • Movimiento Deportivo de Integraci • Deportistas Argentinos Gays - DOGOS Solidariedade e Amor • Movimiento por la Diversidad Sexual - MUMS • Escrita en el Cuerpo • Diversidade Paraiba • OTD Chile – Organizando Trans Diversidades • Facultad de Medicina GLB • Eros - Bahia • Transgéneras por el cambio • FALGBT • Estruturação – Grupo de Lésbicas Gays Bissexuais • Traveschile • Futuro Transgenerico Travestis e Trans de Brasília COLOMBIA • GayDatos.com • Fantomas Group • Asociación Lideres en Acción • Grupo de mujeres de la Argentina • Fundação e Associação de Ação Social e DH GLBT • Caribe Afirmativo • Grupo de Sida por la Vida de Canavieiras e Região • Colectivo Leon Zuleta • Grupo Isis • G.I.C.P.I.S • Colombia Diversa • Iglesia de la Comunidad Metropolitana de Buenos • GRADELOS • Corporación El Faro Aires • Grupo 28 de junho - pela cidadania Homossexual • Corporación El Otro • IGLHRC - Programa para America Latina • Grupo Arco-Iris do Delta • Corporación Femm • Judios Argentinos Gays LGBT • Grupo Arcoris de Cidadania LGBT • Corporación RED SOMOS • Las Safinas Acción Lesbica • Grupo Beija-flor • Corporación Sujetos de Emprendimiento e • Movimiento Antidiscriminatorio de Liberación • Grupo Cabo Free de Conscientizacao Incidencia Social Colombia - SEISCO • Mujeres Trans Argentina Homossexual • Diversidad Democrática • Nexo Asociacion Civil (Grupo Nexo) • Grupo Contra o Preconceito • Fundación Amigos del Mundo LGBTI • Puerta Abierta • Grupo de Acao Pela Cidadania de GBLT • Fundación Chaina • RedTrans MaV • Grupo de Resistencia Asa Branca • Fundacion Para el Desarrollo en Salud • Secretaria de Diversidad Sexual del Partido • Grupo Dignidade FUNDESALUD Socialista • Grupo Expressao • Fundacion Proyecto ARCO IRIS LGBTI • Sociedad de Integración Gay-Lesbica Argentina – • Grupo Fenix - Pojuca • Fundacion Social Gualanday - MIAU SIGLA • Grupo Gay da Bahia • Fundacion sucre Diversa • 1 anonymous organisation • Grupo Habeas Corpus Potiguar • Grupo Homossexual da Periferia • Junio Unicidad BOLIVIA • Grupo Homossexual do Cabo • LIBERARTE • ADESPROC Libertad GLBT • Grupo Humanus - Grupo LGBT de Itabuna • Mujeres al Borde • Asociacion Vivo en Positivo • Grupo Livre-Mente • ONG Fundación Diversidad • Colectivo TLGB de Bolivia • Grupo Pluralidade e Diversidade de Duque de • Red de Apoyo a Transgeneristas • Colectivo Trans Las Divas Caxias • Red de Minorias Sexuales - REDEMIS • Comite Diversidades Sexuales y Genericas • Grupo Primavera • Sentiido Cochabamba • Inpar 28 de Junho - Instituto Paranaense 28 de • Severa Flor • Comunidad Diversidad Junho • Siete Colores Bucaramanga • EQUIDAD • Instituto Brasileño Trans de Educacion • Transcolombia • Fundación lgualdad LGBT • Instituto Conscientizar COSTA RICA • Fundación Diversencia • Instituto Edson Neris • Asociación Comunidad Arco Iris • MANODIVERSA • Lesbicas Organizadas da Baixada Santista • Cámara de Comercio Diversa de Costa Rica • Plataforma por la Diversidad • Libertos Comunicacao • Cipac • Travestis, Transgeros y Transexuales Femeninas • Movimento Arco-Iris da Sociedade Horizontina • Movimiento Diversidad Pro Derechos Humanos y Bolivia

30 Salud HONDURAS NICARAGUA • Mulabi • Asociación Colectivo Violeta • Alternativa Nicaraguense de Diversidad Sexual CUBA • Asociacion LGTB ARCOIRIS de Honduras • Asociación Nuevos Horizontes Nicaragua • Alma-Azul personas trans masculinas de Cuba • Centro para el Desarrollo y la Cooperación LGTBI • Centro Nicaragüense para el Desarrollo Humano • Centro Nacional de Educación Sexual - CENESEX - SOMOS CDC - • Centro para la Educación y Prevención del SIDA • Humanidad por la Diversidad • Comunidad Gay Sampedrana Para La Salud Integral • Colectivo Junvenil • Red de Jóvenes por la Salud y Derechos Sexuales • Grupo Artemisa Honduras • Comunidad Homosexual de Nicaragua (CHN) • Red de mujeres lesbianas y bisexuales de Cuba - MEXICO • Fundación Xochiquetzal CENESEX • Acción Ciudadana de Construcción Nacional AC • Grupo Lesbico Nicaraguense Safo • Red Humanidad por la diversidad • Agencia de Noticias sobre Diversidad Sexual • Iglesia de la Comunidad Metropolitana de • Red Una Gran Familia • Agenda LGBT A.C. Nicaragua • SOCUMES • Almas Cautivas • Iniciativa desde la Diversidad Sexual por los • TransCuba • AmbienTales Coatzacoalcos DDHH • Procuraduria para la Defensa de los Derechos DOMINICAN REPUBLIC • Asexuales México y América Latina • Asistencia Legal por los Derechos Humanos A.C. Humanos • Alianza Nacional de Hombres Gay Trans y otros HSH • Red de Desarrollo Sostenible (Nicaragua) • Comunidad de Lesbianas Inclusivas Dominicanas • Asistencial Tiempo Nuevo AC - ATNAC • Balance Promoción para el Desarrollo y Juventud • Sindicato de Trabajadoras Domesticas Varios COLESDOM Trans • Transsa - Trans Siempre Amigas A.C. • BI+ Bisexualidades • Youth Association Decide ECUADOR • Calmecac Alianza Ciudadana A.C. PANAMA • Es Mi Familia • Centro de Apoyo a las Identidades Trans A.C. • Asociacion Hombres y Mujeres Nuevos de • FEDAEPS • Colectivo Binni Laanu A.C. Panama • FTM Gentlemen Brave of Heart • Colectivo Seres A.C. • Asociación Nuevos Horizontes GLBTIO • Fundación Amigos por la Vida • Colectivo Sol - CIDHOM • Grupo Génesis Panama Positivo • Fundación de Desarrollo Humano Integral Causana • Colega O. A.C. Colectivo Gay de Occidente A.C. PARAGUAY • Fundación Ecuatoriana Por Una Diversidad • Comisión Nacional de Diversidad Sexual PRD Incluyente • Grupo - Centro de Investigacion y Educacion • Comite Estatal de Diversidad Sexual de Colima Sexual • Fundación Mujer & Mujer (CEDISE) • Fundacion Transgeneros Peninsular - FUTPEN • Paragay • Comité Orgullo Puebla • SOMOSGAY • Lunáticos Producciones • Comunidad metropolitana A.C. nzex COMAC PERU • Organizacion Ecuatoriana de Mujeres Lesbianas • Comunidad Orgullo GLBTI Tijuana Mexico • Asociación Amigas por Siempre Promoviendo Tus OEML • Condomvil AC Derechos • Red Ecuatoriana de Psicología por la Diversidad • El Closet de Sor Juana • Asociación Angel Azul LGBTI • Fundación Arcoiris por el Respeto a la Diversidad • Asociacion Civil Alma chalaca • Red Trans de el Oro Sexual • Asociación Civil Amistad y Respeto • Silueta Cuenca LGBTI • Genero Etica y Salud Sexual AC • Asociación Civil Diversidad San Martinense • Visión y Diversidad • Grupo de Acción Información y Reflexión • Asociación de Gays Feministas El Club de Toby EL SALVADOR Ambiente Texcoco • Asociación DESPERTAR • Asociación Colectivo Alejandria El Salvador • Grupo Gayente A.C. • Ciudadaniasx • Asociación Salvadorena de Derechos Humanos - • Grupo Lesbico Universitario • Colectivo Claveles Rojos Entre Amigos • Grupo Opción Bisexual • Colectivo ContraNaturas • Asociación Salvadoreña de Mujeres Transgénero, • Guadalajara Gay Radio • Colectivo Uniones Peru Transexuales y Travestis / DIKÉ LGBTI+ • Humana Nacion Trans • Diario de Lima Gay • COMCAVIS TRANS • I Love Cancun Pride Parade - ILCPP • Elisa Natalia • El SalvadorG • Inspira Cambio A.C. • Empoderadxs • Espacio de Mujeres Lesbianas Salvadoreas por la • Jóvenes por una Salud Integral A.C. • Epicentro diversidad - ESMULES • Las Reinas Chulas Cabaret y Derechos Humanos • Grupo de Mujeres Diversas • Jóvenes Voceras y Voceros por los Derechos AC • Instituto Encuentros Sexuales y Reproductivos • Letra S Sida Cultura y Vida Cotidiana A.C. • Instituto Runa de Desarrollo y Estudios sobre • LGBTTQQIAAP.org GUATEMALA Genero • Litigio Estratégico en Derechos Sexuales y • Colectivo Amigos Contra el SIDA • K´anchay Killa SAC Reproductivos A.C. • Organización Apoyo Sexualidad Integral frente al • Kolektiva Rebeldas • Morelos Sin Discriminación Sida • Las Mil Manos de la Solidaridad • Mr Gay World Mexico • Red Centroamerica de hombres trans • Lesbianas Independientes Feministas Socialistas • MujerxMujer... Tu Espacio • Red Nacional de Diversidad Sexual y VIH de • Lesbianas Unidas Activistas de Piura • Musas de Metal Grupo de Mujeres Gay A.C. Guatemala • LGBT Legal Peru • No Dejarse es Incluirse AC • REDMMUTRANS Guatemala • Machete Gay Tours • Palomilla Gay • Trabastidores • Más Igualdad Perú • Patlatonalli A.C. HAITI • Movimiento Homosexual de Lima • Prodiana A.C • Arc-en-ciel d’Haiti • Movimiento Trans del Peru • RDfine Colima • Association des jeunes luttant contre la • Mujeres de Otra Indole • Red + Posithiva de Quintana Roo A.C. discrimination et la stigmatisation • No Tengo Miedo • Sociedad y Cultura Derechos Humanos y • Ma liberté • Plural Peru Desarrollo Social • 1 anonymous organisation • Programa de Soporte a la Auto Ayuda de • Transformarte 2.0 A.C personas con VIH – sección LGBTI

31 • PROMSEX DOMINICA • Radio Mujeres • Caribbean HIV Aids Partnership / CHAP Dominica • Raiz 2.0 Lima GUYANA • Red Das Con Equidad (LGBT) • Guyana RainBow Foundation Inc. – GuyBow • Red LGTB Arequipa NORTH AMERICA JAMAICA • REDECOMS AND THE CARIBBEAN • Jamaican Forum for Lesbians, All-sexuals and • Vida-Integración-Desarrollo-Amor FULL MEMBERS Gays PUERTO RICO • Justice and Equitable Development Trust • Coaí Inc BARBADOS (JEDTrust) URUGUAY • EQUALS Inc • Quality of Citizenship Jamaica • Asociación de Minorias Sexuales del Uruguay - BELIZE • TransWave Jamaica A.MI.SE.U. • Promoting Empowerment Through Awareness for • Women’s Empowerment for Change • Campesinas Rebeldes Lesbian/Bisexual Women SAINT LUCIA • Centro de Estudios DE Genero y diversidad SEXual • CARIFLAGS - CEDEGSEX BONAIRE, SINT EUSTATIUS AND SABA • Body, Mind & Spirit (aka AIDS Support Group Saba) • Eastern Caribbean Alliance for Diversity and • CIEI-SU Equality • Colectivo Riversidad CANADA • United and Strong • Colectivo Trans del Uruguay • Altern-Art de Quebec - GLBT Quebec inc. SURINAME • Durazno Diverso • Arc International • Association Gai-Cote-Sud • Stichting LGBT Platform Suriname VENEZUELA • Canadian Labour Congress • Suriname Men United • A.C Orgullo GLBT Venezuela • Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO • AC Venezuela Igualitaria • Canadian Rainbow Health Coalition • FreePride Foundation Project • Acción Zuliana por la Vida • Canadian Union of Public Employees - CUPE/LGBT • Red Initiatives • Alianza Lambda de Venezuela group • Asesoría en Educación y Salud (ASES) UNITED STATES • • Base Lésbica Venezuela • African Human Rights Coalition • CFH • Bloque Socialista Unido de Liberacion • All Out • Coalition Gaie et Lesbienne du Quebec - CGLQ homosexual • Asian and Pacific Islander Family Pride • Conseil québécois LGBT • Colectivo Almas • Committee Inc. • CSN • Divas de Venezuela • Bi Foundation • CUPE ’s Pink Triangle Committee • Diversidad e Igualdad a través de la Ley • Bisexual Network of the USA • CUPE /LGBT group • FESTDIVQ - Festival Venezolano de Cine de la • Center for Gay and Lesbian Studies • December 9th Coalition Diversidad • Christopher Street West/Los Angeles Pride • Dignity Network Canada • Fundación Integral Por la Vida Ernesto Patty • City of Oakland • Velazquez • Cornell University Library • Fierté Montréal Pride • Fundación Base Lésbica • dotgay.com • Fondation Émergence Inc. • Fundación para el Desarrollo Integral • Equality California • GAI Ecoute • Fundación Reflejos de Venezuela - FRV • Equality Illinois • Gay and Lesbian International Sport Association - • Fundación Venezolana de Apoyo a la Diversidad • Federation of GLISA Sexual • Fundacion Lorena Borjas • Gay Persons of Color • Maturin es Diversidad • GALA Choruses • Groupe de recherche et d’intervention sociale de • Movimiento la cultura es Diversa • Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance of Washington DC Montréal • Movimiento SOMOS • Gay Asian Pacific Alliance (GAPA) • Groupe Regional d’Intervention Social de Quebec • Unión Afirmativa de Venezuela • GetaVision - GRIS • Venezuela Diversa Asociacion Civil • Global Forum on MSM & HIV (MSMGF) • Iranian Queer Organization • 1 anonymous organisation • Greater Palm Springs Pride • LGBTQ+ Community Center of Montreal (CCGLM) • Harrington Park Press LLC • Living Without Disguises • Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human ASSOCIATE MEMBERS • LLDC Social Rights • Maxcen-Math • Heritage of Pride Inc. ARGENTINA • Organization Rainbow Refugee • Human Rights Campaign • Pink Dot MTL • Cátedra Libre Bibliotecología Social • IAGLMA BOLIVIA • • Immigration Equality • Rainbow Health Ontario • Fundación Hábitat Verde • InterACT: Advocates for Intersex Youth CUBA • • Interface Project • S P Ontario Federation of Labour • Comunicarsex • International Institute on Race Equality and • Sher Vancouver LGBTQ Friends Society • Red de Juristas por los Derechos Sexuales Human Rights ECUADOR • UFCW Canada Local 1006A • International MI CASA Foundation • Unifor • Ecuador LGBTI Chamber of Commerce and • Interpride • Xtra / Pink Triangle Press Tourism • It Gets Better Project • Youth Organisation Against Unemployment and HAITI • Kentucky Equality Federation Corruption • 1 anonymous organisation • Labadie Collection PERU CURAÇAO • Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund Inc. • Jovenes Cambiando Vihdas • FOKO Curacao Pride Foundation • Latin@s En Accion • Pink Orange Alliance • Lavender Seniors of the East Bay

32 • Leather Archives Museum • InsideOUT • LGBT Center Intercultural Collective Inc. OCEANIA • ITANZ - Intersex Trust Aotearoa • LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland FULL MEMBERS • Lesbian and Gay Archives of New Zealand: Te • Long Beach Lesbian & Inc Pūranga Takatāpui o Aotearoa • Lutherans Concerned/North America • New Zealand Public Service Association Te • Making Gay History Pukenga Here Tikanga Mahi AMERICAN SAMOA • Marriage Equality USA • Pacific Homecare • Queer Tiers • Metropolitan Community Charities • Rainbow Auckland • Society of Faafafine in American Samoa • More Light Presbyterians for LGBT Concerns • Rainbow Lifestyle Protection • MPact • Rainbow Wellington • National Gay & Lesbian Task Force • ACON - Community Health Action • RainbowYOUTH • National Rainbow Alliance (NRA) • Ambassadors Bridge Builders International • Tapatoru • NESsT - Galeforce Capital • Australia Gay and Lesbian Immigration Task Force • Tiwhanawhana Trust • Old Lesbians Organizing for Change • Australian Bisexual Network • Wellington Gay & Lesbian Christian Community • ORAM Organization for Refuge Asylum and • Australian GLBTIQ Multicultural Council NIUE Migration • Australian Greens LGBTI members • Family ‘Identity Navigates Equality • Organization Intersex International USA - OII USA • Bisexual Alliance Victoria Inc • Other Sheep/ MMMS • Brimbank Community Initiatives INC PAPUA NEW GUINEA • Out & Equal Workplace Advocates • Edge Effects • Kapul Champions • OutFront Minnesota • Equality Australia SAMOA • OutRight Action International • Freedom 2 b[e] • Pacific Human Rights Initiative • Paducah LGBT Welcome Center • Gay & Lesbian International Sports Association • Pacifique X • POCAAN Asia Pacific • Samoa Faafafine Association Inc. • Pride at Work - P@W • Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby TONGA • Rainbow Street • Gay Panic • Pacific Sexual & Gender Diversity Network • Research Institute Without Walls Inc. • Harbour City Bears • Tonga Leiti’s Association - TLA • Roopbaan Foundation • Human Rights Law Centre (LGBTI rights unit) • San Diego LGBT Pride • Australia • San Diego State University • Intersex Peer Support Australia IPSA • • Kaleidoscope Human Rights Foundation • SEIU Lavender Caucus • Latin American and Hispanic Rainbow Community • Services and Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual • LGBTI Language Exchange & Transgender Elders, Inc. • LGBTIQ - SUPPORT & PROTECTION SERVICES INC. • Soulforce Inc. • Lick Entertainment • Southerners on New Ground • Metropolitan Community Church Brisbane • St. Paul’s Foundation for International • National LGBTI Health Alliance Reconciliation • NSW LGBTI Legal Forum • The Council for Global Equality • PFLAG-Perth Inc • The Council of California • spur:org (registered in Australia Spur Projects • The Honolulu Pride Festival Foundation Ltd) • The LGBT Community Center - NYC • Sydney Star Observer • The Loft • Sydney University Postgraduate Rep. Ass. • The National LGBT Bar Association • Tasmanian Gay and Lesbian Rights Group • The School of the Art Institute of Chicago • Thorne Harbour Health • • University of Technology Sydney Queer Collective • The World Congress GLBT Jews, Keshet Ga’avah • Victorian Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby • UFCW OUTreach • Wear it Purple • Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office COOK ISLANDS • Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community • Te Tiare Association Churches • USC Lambda LGBT Alumni Association FIJI • Drodrolagi Movement • UTOPIA (United Territories of Pacific Islanders • Haus of Khameleon Alliance) SEATTLE • Oceania Pride • Youth TIES • Rainbow Pride Foundation (Fiji) Limited • Rengul’uchei ASSOCIATE MEMBERS • Survival Advocacy Network FRENCH POLYNESIA CANADA • Cousins Cousines de Tahiti • ETFO - Elementary teachers Federation of Ontario KIRIBATI • United Food and Commercial Workers Canada • BIMBA Inc. UNITED STATES NEW CALEDONIA Organisations who left ILGA • Genderis • Diversity NC in 2020 and 2021, or whose status • Harry and Masie Masto Foundation NEW ZEALAND is currently under consideration, are • LGBTQ Trip • Agender New Zealand Inc. not included in this list.

33 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS

CO-SECRETARIES GENERAL BISEXUAL COMMITTEE CHAIR INTERSEX COMMITTEE CHAIR

Tuisina Ymania Brown Rāwā Karetai Tony Briffa Pacific Human Rights Initiative Rainbow Lifestyle Protection Intersex Human Samoa Aotearoa New Zealand Rights Australia Australia

Luz Elena Aranda Teatro Cabaret Reinas Chulas AC Mexico

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

PAN AFRICA ILGA ILGA ASIA ILGA OCEANIA Nnedinma Ulanmo Candy Darim Yun Vanessa Lee-Ah Mat International Centre for Sexual Korean Sexual-Minority Australian Greens LGBTI and Reproductive Rights Culture & Rights Center members Nigeria South Korea Australia Sheba Akpokli Shadi Amin Ken Moala Interfaith Diversity Network Iranian Lesbian and BIMBA of West Africa Transgender Network (6Rang) Kiribati Togo Iran

ILGA NORTH AMERICA & CARIBBEAN ILGALAC ILGA-EUROPE

Kimberly Frost Ari Vera Morales Olena Shevchenko OUTreach Almas Cautivas Insight Public Organization United States Mexico Ukraine

Darío Arias Yuri Guaiana Stephen Seaborn Conurbanes por la Diversidad Associazione Radicale Pink Triangle Committee Argentina Certi Diritti Canada Italy

34 ALTERNATE CO-SECRETARIES PAN AFRICA ILGA ILGA ASIA GENERAL ALTERNATE ALTERNATES

Barbra Wangare Muruga Jennifer Henshaw Ngo Le Phuong Linh EATHAN Lesbian and Gay Association ICS Center Kenya of Liberia Viet Nam Liberia

Charbel Maydaa Mosaic MENA Lebanon

ILGA OCEANIA ILGA NORTH AMERICA & ILGALAC ALTERNATES CARIBBEAN ALTERNATES ALTERNATES

Miki Wali Winnie Luk Marlin González Australian GLBTIQ Rainbow Railroad Hombres y Mujeres Nuevos Multicultural Council Canada de Panama Australia Panama

Iru Tau Justin Tindall David Aruquipa - Danna Galán Kapul Champions It Gets Better Project Comunidad Diversidad Papua New Guinea United States Bolivia

ILGA-EUROPE ALTERNATES Annika Ojala Seta – LGBTI Rights in Finland Finland

Board members and alternates as of 31 December 2020. * The latest members of the Board can be found here. Yves Aerts Jacobs Çavaria In 2020, ILGA World said goodbye to some Board members and alternates. Belgium A big word of thanks to:

Board members Anastasia Danilova (ILGA-Europe), Kimahli Powell (ILGA North America & Caribbean), Bess Hepworth (ILGA Oceania), Mani Mitchell (ILGA Oceania)

Board Alternates Muzuwandile Henry Sakala (Pan Africa ILGA), Marie-Pier Boisvert (ILGA North America & Caribbean)

35 OUR STAFF AS OF 31 DECEMBER 2020

André du Plessis Executive Director

Julia Ehrt Director of Programmes Natalia Voltchkova Director of Finance and Support Services

Kseniya Kirichenko Programmes Coordinator (UN Advocacy, Women and Training)

Gabriel Galil Senior Programme Officer (UN advocacy, Human Rights Council and UPR)

Lucas Ramón Mendos Research Coordinator

J. Andrew Baker Coordinator - Donor relations Daniele Paletta Communications Coordinator

Paula Klik Membership and Events Officer

Polyxeni Kallini Senior Finance Officer, Grants and Reporting

Chamindra Weerawardhana Consultant - Gender Identity & Expression and Sex Characteristics Programme

36 n 2020, ILGA World said good- We also welcomed two new per- you goes also to the 8 interns that have bye to Zhan Chiam, who started sons to the team: Polyxeni Kallini – worked with us during the year, and to our Gender Identity and Gender supporting our work on finance, grants all the consultants and volunteers who I Expression Programme over five and reportings – and Chamindra have made our work possible! years ago. His contributions have Weerawardhana, as a consultant to In 2021 our team will keep on been invaluable, and we are truly our Gender Identity & Expression and growing, and together we will contin- grateful for the work he’s done in ad- Sex Characteristics Programme. ue to assist our global communities as vancing our work in this area! A special shout-out and thank they conduct crucial work.

ALSO WITH US IN 2020

Zhan Chiam PROGRAMME COORDINATOR (GENDER IDENTITY AND EXPRESSION, SPORT AND HUMAN RIGHTS)

Alma Aguilar Betancurt Andrea Ayala

INTERNS - UN TREATY BODIES AND SPECIAL PROCEDURES

Kellyn Botha Maddalena Tomassini

INTERN – COMMUNICATIONS

Oscar Noel Fitzpatrick Mphatso Sakala

INTERNS - INTERSEX PEOPLE AND SEX CHARACTERISTICS

Enrique López de la Peña (name withheld)

INTERNS – RESEARCH

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FINANCIAL INFORMATION

TOTAL INCOME 2020 2,213,268 CHF

FOUNDATIONS 296,825 CHF

CORPORATE 268,963 CHF

INSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENTAL 102,402 CHF 1,315,742 CHF OTHER 229,336 CHF

ILGA World is led by – and works This work would not be possible other institutional funders. We are with - its member organisations from without the support of our donors: grateful to everyone who made across the world to advance LGBTI individuals, foundations, govern- generous contributions to our work human rights. ments, member organisations, and throughout 2020!

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WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO? DONATIONS TO ILGA WORLD HELP BRING ABOUT CHANGE!

TOTAL EXPENSES 1.727.919 CHF

GOVERNANCE Will ensure we follow our policies 2 % and values in implementing best governance practices. FUNDRAISING Are used to raise new funds. 7 % SUPPORT TO REGIONS PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES

Go to ILGA’s six regions 13 % 78 % Go to ILGA World’s direct work on LGBTI who support grassroots rights at the global level and support to activists as organisations. they engage at the international level, bringing these activists together for trainings and conferences, organ- ising campaigns, and researching laws impacting on our communities.

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39 HOW TO GET INVOLVED?

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ecoming a member of ILGA Members also have the oppor- World will allow your or- tunity to participate to ILGA regional ganisation to have a say in and world conferences, run for elec- B shaping the life and work tion in our various boards and com- of a worldwide federation of organ- mittees, and enjoy priority access to isations committed to equal human scholarships, reduced conference rights for LGBTI persons. fees, capacity building trainings and networking opportunities. Most of all, It also gives the opportunity you will be part of a big global family to advance the protection of LGBTI of organisations working every day to human rights in international and re- advance equality for LGBTI persons. gional fora - including at the United Join us: there’s strength in ! Nations - where we can support your work or speak on your behalf.

40 ILGA World’s 2020 Annual Report was written, coordinated and edited by Daniele Paletta. Managed by André du Plessis Spanish translation: Cris Montgomery

Design and typesetting: Roberta Bruno – [email protected] Illustrations: Stefano Casolari – Linkedin profile – [email protected]

This annual report covers the period from 1 January to 31 December 2020, and it is released under an Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license.

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