Celebrating the wins of the new Spanish trans law, while reflecting on what still needs to be achieved for for non-binary people, minors and […]
Support our Members in Hungary by urging your country to fight against the anti-LGBTQI law Our Members and the LGBTQI+ community in […]
Support for LGBTQI People & Sex Workers in Turkey & Syria List of resources to provide or request support On behalf of IGLYO, […]
LGBTQI Young People in the EU A joint analysis of FRA’s 2nd LGBTI survey by IGLYO and ILGA-Europe IGLYO and ILGA-Europe just launched their […]
Stop Baiting People into Coming Out The term queerbaiting, coined in 2010, is used in media criticism to refer to narratives (such as […]
Pride cannot be cancelled! EuroPride is a pan-European International event dedicated to LGBTQI Pride running since 1992. This year’s EuroPride will take place in Belgrade, Serbia […]
Protecting yourself and others Cases of Monkeypox (MPX) are on the rise across the globe. Monkeypox can affect anyone but queer communities are […]
This article is also available in Russian below. It is with great excitement that we share the Together Statement! The Together Statement is a democratically-formed […]
Celebrating Worldwide Trans Athletes Following New Anti-Trans Rulings in Sports 5 July 2022 New rulings against trans athletes in cycling, swimming and rugby […]
Romania to Potentially Prohibit the Dissemination of Information of LGBTQI Issues 4 July 2022 Amidst the current backlash on LGBTQI rights in Europe, […]
IGLYO Statement on UK Conversion Therapy Ban As part of an ongoing assault on the rights of trans and non-binary people, the UK Government announced […]
IGLYO welcomes the ruling of the Court of Appeal of the United Kingdom in the Bell v Tavistock case. On September 17, 2021, the Court […]
On 15 June 2021, as part of an ongoing attack on LGBTQI rights, the Hungarian Parliament adopted several amendments that go against EU legislation and […]
PARIS, 17 May – Today, on the International Day Against Homophobia Biphobia, Transphobia, and Intersexphobia. UNESCO’s Global Education Monitoring Report and the International LGBTQI Youth […]
TGEU, ILGA-Europe and IGLYO, the three largest networks of LGBTI and trans organisations working in Europe and Central Asia, are calling on the Parliament of Kazakhstan […]
The pandemic is exposing and deepening existing discrimination, violence and other human rights violations on the basis of SOGIESC, organisations tell the Human Rights Council […]
IGLYO stands united with black people, people of colour, indigenous people and allies, who are resisting and uprising against systematic racism and police brutality in […]
On the 30th of April, Madona Kirapoidze set herself on fire in front of Tbilisi City Hall. The protest is a desperate cry for help […]
Today, we celebrate Lesbian Visibility Day. Besides a day in which we look back at all that has been achieved by the lesbian community and […]
(Geneva, July 12, 2019) – In a defining vote, the United Nations Human Rights Council adopted a resolution to renew the mandate of the Independent Expert focusing on […]
The far right candidate Jair Bolsonaro, was elected as the President of Brazil. IGLYO would like to express its support for the local populations at risk.
IGLYO is proud to launch Supporting your intersex child”, a toolkit for parents, carers, relatives and siblings of intersex children.
On Friday, 21st of September, the queer activist Zak Kostopoulos, active in our member organization Colour Youth, died as a consequence of brutal beatings in Athens, Greece.
IGLYO, the International LGBTQI Youth and Student Organisation, is delighted to be hosted by LGBT Youth Scotland for our Annual Members’ Conference in Edinburgh.
On 2 July 2008, the European Commission proposed an important new anti-discrimination law. While not exhaustive, this directive could ban discrimination on the grounds of religion or belief, disability, age or sexual orientation in all areas of social life, including education, housing, and access to goods and services.
IGLYO’s LGBTQI Inclusive Education Index and Report provide much needed qualitative data on areas such as laws, policies, teacher training, inclusive curricula to highlight both good practices and areas for development in each country and ensure that LGBTQI learners feel safe, supported and included within state educational institutions.
Since 1999, the 23rd of September has been marked as an international day to highlight the struggle of the bisexual community to gain visibility both outside and inside LGBTQI spaces, to raise awareness to the stigma and the erasure of bi-identities and experiences.
“Right Side” human rights defender NGO highly appreciates the changes done by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Armenia which was made in […]
A woman pushing the office door illegally entered the office and presenting herself as an employee of Yerevan Municipality, requested the president of the NGO […]
For the third year in a row, the Istanbul LGBTI+ Pride March was banned and protestors attacked by police, in fact being prevented from exercising […]