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Trans Day of Remembrance

Rising transgender murder rate: 369 since last fall

Colin Stewart / November 16, 2018

The murder rate for transgender people keeps rising. Transgender Europe cites a total of 369 reported killings of trans…

Caribbean updates

I am Isabella - Profile of Isabella (Seyon) Persaud December 9, 2018
Pride, Prayers and Law - Caribbean IRN Update July, August 2018 September 3, 2018
‘As a transgender person in Guyana, you feel you’re in a jail yard’ August 10, 2018

Africa Transdiverse

Trans BPoC bonding September 1, 2018
Dear Trans Allies September 1, 2018
To be Trans alive and inspiring September 1, 2018

Nostrings (Nigeria)

Will gay Nigerians ever be free to openly live their authentic lives?
6 surprising facts about Nigeria’s anti-gay-marriage law
Here’s why Nigeria remains one of the most homophobic countries

India (Gaylaxy)

Poem: How You Misused 377 December 19, 2018
Lok Sabha Passes Transgender Bill, Trans Activists Rechristen it the Transgender Persons (Violation of Rights) Bill December 18, 2018
The Story of My Life – How Various Events Shaped My Sexuality and Gender Expression December 17, 2018

Malaysia

TDOR: Ending gender based violence against transgender & gender diverse persons in malaysia November 20, 2018
Tiada akses kepada keadilan bagi LGBT dalam sistem perundangan September 6, 2018
Terengganu public caning marks one of the most degrading and cruel forms of sentencing in Malaysia’s history September 3, 2018

HIV Justice Network

HIV JUSTICE TOOLKIT now available in French | Boîte à outils VIH JUSTICE maintenant disponible en français December 10, 2018
Kenya: Positive Justice campaign launched today to challenge unjust HIV-specific law December 10, 2018
Beyond Blame 2018 Meeting Report and Evaluation Now Available October 3, 2018

“To those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, let me say: You are not alone. Your struggle for an end to violence and discrimination is a shared struggle.” — Former U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

O-blog-dee

Marin Joins Fire Camera Network December 19, 2018
Injured Ugandan Refugee Evacuated from Kakuma Exposes Threat by RAS Officer December 17, 2018
Over the Moon with Marin County Fair 2019 December 15, 2018

India (Orinam)

Trans, Gender NonConforming and Intersex Collectives Strongly Condemn Kinnar Akhada’s Support for Ram Temple at Ayodhya, India November 24, 2018
Remembering Anannya Krishnan: TDOR 2018 November 20, 2018
Why we need to talk about Puliyagulam Selvaraj, father of Pariyerum Perumal November 12, 2018

From: Rights Africa

Gay arrests in Malawi: More mixed signals on gay rights December 19, 2018
Cutting aid to Tanzania: It worked (somewhat) December 18, 2018
Will gay Nigerians ever be free to openly live their authentic lives? December 18, 2018
U.N. plan for gay refugees: same abuse, new location? December 14, 2018
U.N.: We’re moving LGBT refugees out of unsafe Kakuma Camp December 13, 2018
Violence greets protesting LGBT refugees in Kenya December 13, 2018
Canadian plea: Don’t cut aid to Tanzania December 12, 2018
Here’s why Nigeria remains a hotbed of homophobia December 12, 2018
6 surprising facts about Nigeria’s anti-gay-marriage law December 12, 2018
2019 goal: Eliminate two more countries’ anti-gay laws December 11, 2018

Botswana (Legabibo)

World Aids Day 2017 December 1, 2017
Commemorating World Aids Day 2017 December 1, 2017
Abstract submissions for the 2018 Pan Africa ILGA Regional LGBTI Conference December 1, 2017

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