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EU Elections: Candidates Vow to Support LGBTI Human Rights Amidst Authoritarian Backlash

Jungle TelegraphElection PoliticsJune 4, 2024June 5, 2024

The recent EU elections have seen a rise in candidates supporting LGBTI human rights amidst increasing authoritarianism in Europe.

Election Human Rights

The State of LGBTI Rights in Europe: Challenges, Progress, and the Role of Legal Protections

Jungle TelegraphElection Human RightsMay 15, 2024

The findings from ILGA-Europe’s Rainbow Map and the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights’ LGBTIQ Survey III report are also presented, shedding light on the legislative landscape and the increase in hate speech and violence targeting LGBTI individuals.

Education

A New Dynamic Has Appeared in LGBTI Rights Across Europe, Rainbow Map Reveals

NewsdeskEducationMay 12, 2022May 5, 2024

As democracy in Europe comes under growing pressure, the annual ILGA-Europe Rainbow Map identifies steps forward on LGBTI rights in several countries.

Europe - LGBTQ Rights

Time for a reboot on LGBTI rights in Europe as Rainbow Map reveals a disturbing stand-still

NewsdeskEurope - LGBTQ RightsMay 17, 2021

As the 2021 Rainbow Europe Map reveals widespread and almost complete stagnation on human rights of LGBTI people, we are at a juncture when governments can actively choose the right way forward, says leading LGBTI rights organisation, ILGA-Europe.

Europe - LGBTQ Rights

LGBTI rights groups welcome judgement finding Romania in violation of the European Convention on Human Rights

NewsdeskEurope - LGBTQ RightsJanuary 19, 2021

LGBTI rights groups welcome judgement finding Romania in violation of the European Convention on Human Rights because of a lack of proper legal framework for legal gender recognition

World - LGBTQ Rights

Turkish court postpones trial of 19 Pride attendees, infringing their right to fair judicial process

NewsdeskWorld - LGBTQ RightsDecember 15, 2020

The Turkish courts’ postponement until next April of the trial of 19 people accused of “unlawful assembly” after taking part in an LGBTI Pride march last year is clearly infringing their right to a fair trial, and sending a worrying signal from the judiciary, says ILGA-Europe.

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