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ILGA’s 2013 Annual Report was 

coordinated by Alessia Valenza (ILGA). 

Editing and Proofreading: Jim Ambrose. 

Graphic Design: Renné Ramos.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

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Vision, Mission and Strategic Objectives 

Thanks and Acknowledgments 

Foreword from the Secretaries General by 

Gloria Careaga and Azusa Yamashita 

A message from the Executive Director by 

Renato Sabbadini 

Your Global LGBTI federation: Embracing the movement! 

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Membership: ILGA reaches 1077 members! 

Supporting the growth of LGBTI movements in the Global South: ILGA’s 

Regional Development 

The 5th ILGA Asia Regional Conference 

Pan Africa ILGA - Regional Consultative Meeting 

ILGA LAC opens a regional office in Argentina! 

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

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ILGA and the United Nations: A Relationship Enriched 

Activism! Tools for change for the L, G, B, T and I communities 

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Working for the Trans Community: ILGA Trans Secretariat 

Third International Intersex Forum 

8th Edition of the State-Sponsored Homophobia Report 

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Lesbian and Gay Rights Maps 

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Financial information 

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ILGA structure 

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ILGA Executive Board 

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ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2013

THIS REPORT OUTLINES THE WORK 

UNDERTAKEN BY ILGA STAFF, BOARD, 

MEMBERS AND VOLUNTEERS FROM 

JANUARY – DECEMBER 2013. 

About ILGA 

ILGA, founded in 1978, is the world federation of national and local 

organisations dedicated to achieving equal rights for lesbian, gay, 

bisexual, trans and intersex (LGBTI) people and their liberation from all 

forms of discrimination everywhere. 

ILGA’s Vision 

The vision of ILGA is of a world where the human rights of all are 

respected and where everyone can live in equality and freedom; a 

world where global justice and equity are assured and established 

regardless of the people’s sexual orientations, gender identities, gender 

expressions and sex (intersex). 

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to act as a leading organisation and a global voice for the rights of 

those who face discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation, 

gender identity and/or gender expression and sex (intersex), 

to work towards achieving equality, freedom and justice for 

lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex people through advocacy, 

collaborative action, and by educating and informing relevant 

international and regional institutions as well as governments, 

media and civil society, 

to empower our members and other human rights organisations 

in promoting and protecting human rights, irrespective of people’s 

sexual orientation, gender identity and/or gender expression and sex 

(intersex) and to facilitate cooperation and solidarity among ILGA 

regions and members, and 

to promote the diversity and strengths of LGBTI people around the 

world. 


Strategic Plan 2014 - 2018 

In May 2013 ILGA contracted Ruth Baldacchino to carry out an 

evaluation of the 2011-2013 Strategic Plan and coordinate the drafting of 

a new plan for 2014-2018. After intensive interviews with Board and Staff 

members and analysis of the responses from member organisations, 

Baldacchino facilitated a special session of the Board meeting in 

September, which eventually led to the adoption of the new plan, to be 

ratified by the 2014 World Conference in Mexico. The time frame of the 

new Strategic Plan (5 years) makes it possible for future conferences to 

adopt new plans in the following year. 

Strategic Objectives for 2014 - 2018: 

1 Become a representative voice of LGBTI civil society within the 

United Nations through collaboration, engagement, and support of 

members and partners. 

2 Promote diversity, advance equality and effective application and 

enjoyment of human rights standards and principles without 

discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity and/or 

gender expression, and sex (intersex). 

3 Reinforce and develop ILGA’s organisational capacity (Executive 

Board, Staff, Regions and Members) to achieve political, social and 

institutional change. 


THANKS AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 

ILGA is grateful for the work and support of its volunteers, staff and 

Executive Board. ILGA is particularly thankful to its members not 

only for their financial support but also for the time and energy they 

dedicate to furthering ILGA’s aims and objectives. 

Thank you also to the following organisations: 

ILGA, 17 Rue de la Charité - B - 1210 - Brussels, Belgium 

Tel/Fax: + 32 (0)2 502 24 71 - information@ilga.org www.ilga.org 


FOREWORD FROM ILGA 

CO-SECRETARIES GENERAL 

Gloria Careaga and Azusa Yamashita 

For ILGA, 2013 

presents a picture of 

lights and shadows 

for the LGBTI world 

movement with 

exciting benchmarks 

and worrying 

developments: the 

introduction of same-sex marriage laws 

in France, New Zealand, Uruguay and 

the United Kingdom, paired with the 

introduction of the infamous “anti-gay 

propaganda” law in Russia, the Supreme 

Court of India’s rejection of the 2009 

ruling by the Delhi High Court (thus recriminalising 

same-sex sexual relations 

between consenting adults), and the 

approval by the Ugandan Parliament of the 

notorious “anti-homosexuality” bill. 

Though the positive developments are 

greater than the negative, the former 

tend to concentrate in western countries 

(including Latin America), while the latter 

not only affect larger nations (e.g. India, 

Russia), but also – very unfortunately, 

from a media perspective – seem to 

underline a growing geopolitical divide 

between a pro-LGBTI West and an anti- 

LGBTI “rest.” This “division” almost 

confirms the narrative of government and 

religious leaders portraying LGBTI rights 

as a western construct, bereft of any 

link to non-western local traditions and 

cultures. Of course, the reality is quite 

different, (e.g. the Indian government did 

not challenge the 2009 Delhi High Court) 

but it takes a lot of effort to avoid the 

comforts of oversimplification. 

In the recent intergovernmental 

discussions it´s clear to all there is a 

new geopolitical map in which politics 

and economics are playing a complex 

game among governments and alliances. 

Where América Latina, with the leadership 

of Argentina and El Salvador, seems 

to be the progressive region, stands in 

contrast to a very conservative neighbor 

in the Caribbean, known to be allied with 

conservative forces from other regions. 

Meanwhile the African Coalition (based in 

cultural/traditional values and religious 

arguments) opposed any 

SOGI (sexual orientation/ 

gender identity) mention, as 

did the Arabic countries (led 

by Egypt), with Russia and 

the Vatican not far behind. 

Accusations of “agenda 

intervention” and “western 

vision imposition” followed 

indicating certain states 

would rather publicize their 

diplomatic distaste for 

atypical bodies, genders, 

and sexualities instead of 

endorsing the protection of 

human rights and wellbeing. 


The condition of the global LGBTI 

movement, and of ILGA and its members 

in particular, in part reflects the current 

state of affairs, and – fortunately – in 

no case has a regional setback led to 

resignation or feelings of helplessness. 

A galvanised Latin American movement 

is enjoying the recent victories, while 

gaining confidence in being recognized 

as legitimate interlocutors and asking 

their governments’ concrete support for 

its actions: ILGA LAC was able to open its 

office in Buenos Aires in December 2013 

thanks to the support of the Argentinean 

government, while the local partner of 

ILGA in the organisation of the Mexico 

City 2014 ILGA World Conference, i.e. Arco 

Iris Foundation, received promises of 

support and engagement both from the 

local and – surprisingly – from the federal 

governments of Mexico, and finally, the 

most recent ILGA LAC took place in Cuba 

in May 2014 under the auspices of the 

country’s Cientro Nacional de Educación 

Sexual: all signs pointing toward the Latin 

American movement’s decreasing need to 

rely only on external support. 

The Asian movement flocked to the 

ILGA Asia conference (250 people from 

25 countries) in Bangkok at the end of 

March 2013, where delegates were able 

to approve their first strategic plan. This 

covered the location of ILGA Asia’s first 

regional office which opened in Hong 

Kong in March 2014, thus showing the 

vitality of a movement that despite 

These developments have 

convinced ILGA of the 

paramount importance 

of its two main pillars of 

action: regionalisation and 

UN advocacy 

setbacks (India) and challenges (as in 

the countries still retaining the infamous 

377 paragraph inherited from the British 

Imperial Penal Code) has reached the 

necessary critical mass to build capacity, 

develop initiatives for the protections of 

rights, and strategize to achieve change. 

The African movement finds in a renewed 

season of regional pride and solidarity the 

necessary strength to plan longer term 

strategies aimed at changing the current 

state of affairs via legal means (e.g. UN 

Human Rights Council, African Commission 

on Peoples’ and Human Rights) and social/ 

cultural ones (e.g. documenting the 

presence of same-sex relationships in 

the continent long before colonisation) as 

discussed at the Regional Consultation 

Meeting organised by Pan Africa ILGA 

in Nairobi in November 2013 (a meeting 

called to organise the Pan Africa 2014 ILGA 

Conference resulting in a very active and 

successful participation in defining a new 

structure and plan of action). 

While all this was happening, and ILGA 

was in the process of evaluating the last 

Strategic Plan in order to adopt the new 

one (2014-2018), the organisation had a 

change of Executive Director, as Renato 

Sabbadini succeeded Sebastian Rocca 

on August 1st. Renato resigned therefore 

from the position of co-Secretary General, 

succeeded by Azusa Yamashita, and 

ILGA found itself, for the first time in 

its history, two women and two non- 

European persons as co-Secretaries 

General. Aware of the new possibilities 

and responsibilities associated with its 

recently (2011) re-conquered consultative 

status with the UN ECOSOC Council, and 

following the important developments 

at the UN Human Rights Council (e.g. 

the first report by the Office of the High 

Commissioner for Human Rights on 

violence and discrimination on grounds 

of sexual orientation and gender identity) 

ILGA decided to engage the UN system 


with greater commitment by opening a 

small representation office in Geneva and 

hiring a UN Programme and Advocacy 

Manager in May 2013. This will not only 

provide more assistance to activists 

coming to Geneva on the occasion of 

the Universal Periodic Review of their 

respective countries, but will also 

will position ILGA to more effectively 

coordinate with other HR NGOs with 

whom we have worked for a long time in 

the context of LGBTI rights. 

These developments have convinced ILGA 

of the paramount importance of its two 

main pillars of action: regionalisation 

and UN advocacy. This somehow 

prefigures ILGA’s most likely future in 

the middle to long term, i.e. that of a 

federation of autonomous, independent, 

and sustainable regional organisations, 

coordinating advocacy efforts aimed at 

the relevant regional institutions (e.g. 

Inter-American Human Rights Court, 

African Commission for Peoples’ and 

Human Rights) and with headquarters in 

Geneva working mainly on UN advocacy 

and information gathering and presenting 

fresh analysis to educate governmental 

and non-governmental agencies on 

LGBTI rights. The Board therefore made 

The Board therefore made 

the decision in September 

2013 to move the operations 

of ILGA from Brussels 

to Geneva in 2014 and 

to devote resources for 

regional conferences and 

the opening of regional 

offices in 2014. 

the decision in September 2013 to move 

the operations of ILGA from Brussels to 

Geneva in 2014 and to devote resources 

for regional conferences and the opening 

of regional offices in 2014. 

We wish to thank all ILGA Members and 

allies, the funders, our colleagues on 

the Executive Board, our Staff for the 

continued support in these very important 

developments of ILGA as a new exciting 

season is being built on the successes of 

the past! 

Gloria Careaga Pérez and 

Azusa Yamashita 

Co-Secretaries General, ILGA 


A MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

Renato Sabbadini 

Though it is 

commonplace (and 

a truism) to say 

that every year is a 

transition between 

the preceding and 

the following ones, 

it is difficult to 

describe 2013 for 

ILGA otherwise: the 

adoption of a new strategic plan, the 

opening of a representation office in 

Geneva and of the first regional office 

in the global South, and the arrival of a 

new director. One cannot imagine clearer 

signs of transition in any organisation. 

In the case of ILGA, this transition builds 

upon the consolidation achieved in the 

last four years thanks to the work of my 

predecessor, Sebastian Rocca, the Board, 

and the Staff. 

This transition responds to the need 

for change that the organisation has 

experienced following the growth made 

possible by the successes of the previous 

years. Many factors contributed to these 

successes: a more stable Executive Board 

with greater continuity and averaging 

two meetings per year, an improved 

leadership and work methods both in the 

Board and in the Staff, the reacquisition 

of the consultative status with the UN 

Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), 

greater clarity in the vision and mission 

of the organisation thanks to more 

frequent consultation processes with the 

membership and allies, and – last but not 

least – improved funding as a result of all 

the above. 

At the heart of the current transition lies 

the coming together of two core needs 

of ILGA: greater, genuine autonomy and 

coordination at the regional level, and 

greater, more effective impact within 

the UN system. This overlapping of – so 

to speak – centrifugal and centripetal 

forces might seem a contradiction and 

even detrimental to the work of an 

organisation, until one sees it for what 

it actually is, i.e. a major redistribution 

of resources, where each part of the 

organisation is encouraged to do what 

they do best. It also follows from the 

realization that 1100 members are too 

many to be meaningfully taken care of by 

a single secretariat, and that advocating 

for LGBTI rights with relevant regional 

agencies (especially in the case of LAC 

and Africa) requires structures making 

it possible and easier for members to 

strategize and coordinate on a regional 

basis. These structures (both in terms 

of organisations and offices) will need 

to be able to operate in autonomy and 

to have all the requirements needed to 


e able to raise funds on their own. This 

will in turn liberate resources for the 

secretariat, the Head Office of ILGA, to 

further concentrate on UN advocacy and 

information gathering and dissemination. 

This process does not come without 

challenges, however, both in terms of 

logistics, human resources and finances. 

And yet, the experience has shown us in 

the last decades that in struggle for LGBTI 

equality there is room – and indeed need 

– for different approaches: those targeting 

the UN system, but also those aimed at 

the national ones, especially when policy 

changes can be achieved only after the 

preparation of the necessary ground in 

social and cultural terms. Adapting to 

these approaches can only improve the 

participation of the members to the life 

of the organisation, both regionally and 

ILGA opened a representation 

office in Geneva in May 

2013 in Rue de la Navigation 

hosted by local member 

organization Dialogai, and a 

new office in Rue Rotschild in 

May 2014, in front of Palais 

Wilson where among others, 

there is also the Office of 

the High Commissioner for 

Human Rights. 

internationally, and allow ILGA to continue 

to be what it says it is: a democraticallyorganised 

membership organisation, 

where all members contribute to the 

shaping of its strategies. 

In 2013 ILGA also had a change of Executive 

Director. Following his desire to pursue new 

research and activities in LGBTI international 

human rights, Sebastian Rocca resigned from 

his position of Executive Director of ILGA 

after three years of extraordinary results. 

“On behalf of the whole Board, the Membership and the Staff of ILGA, I would 

like to thank Sebastian for the exceptional work done in the last three years, 

which both consolidated and expanded upon ILGA’s most valuable assets: the 

membership and the staff.” ILGA Co-Secretary General Gloria Careaga. 

Renato Sabbadini succeeded Sebastian 

on August 1 st after he resigned from the 

position of co-Secretary General. He has 

been succeded by Azusa Yamashita, and ILGA 

found itself for the first time in its history 

two women and two non-European persons 

as co-Secretaries General. 

“We believe Renato Sabbadini is the best person for this position, in terms of 

experience and knowledge of the organization, to continue from where Sebastian 

Rocca will leave” said Gloria Careaga, ILGA Co-Secretary General. 


ILGA’S MEMBERSHIP KEEPS GROWING! 

ILGA is proud to announce yet another year of unprecedented growth 

in membership: 2013 saw ILGA grow to 1077 full members! As in years 

past this new benchmark of success is a credit to the decades-long 

cumulative effort of devoted ILGA individuals, and specifically to the 

outreach efforts of our regional communications officers, past and 

present. As ILGA recommits itself to another year of watershed victory 

and achievement we are reminded that the strength to fight for, sustain, 

and preserve our human rights can only come from the unity and 

cohesion provided by a democratically-organised global association. 

MEMBERSHIP INCREASE BETWEEN 2001 AND 2013 

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The passing of this most recent membership marker of 1077 certainly 

reinforces our belief and confidence in our legitimacy to speak, 

advocate, and act on behalf of a steadily increasing worldwide 

constituency. First, and last, we must continue to facilitate progressive 

dialogue among members, the board, the secretariat, and within all 

regions. Simplifying our systems of communication, consultation, and 

an ILGA member’s general access to the secretariats will go far in 

creating a new level of efficiency and accountability. The sheer number 

of replies we received from past member consultations on issues 


anging from current regional structure to the functionality of ILGA.org 

is encouraging evidence that a large collection of members are eager to 

engage more actively in the life of the organisation. 

The membership breakdown does show an increase from 2012 in 

all regions, though the long-term objective remains a distribution of 

regional members in direct proportion to the population of each region. 

Of the 1077 present members, 445 are based in Europe, 286 in LAC, 116 in 

Asia, 100 in North America, 95 in Africa and 35 in Oceania. 

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41% of our members are based in Europe, 12 % of the world population 

28% of our members are based in LAC, 8,6 % of the world population 

10% of our members are based in Asia, 59,6 % of the world population 

9% of our members are based in North America, 5,1 % of the world population 

8% of our members are based in Africa, 14,3 % of the world population 

3% of our members are based in Anzapi, 0.5 % of the world population 

The list of members according to ILGA’s regions 

is available at the end of this report. 

For any question regarding membership, please email 

membership@ilga.org 


REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 

ILGA - ASIA, ILGA - LAC AND PAN AFRICA ILGA 

Supporting the growth of LGBTI 

movements in the Global South 

Throughout the year, an ongoing dialogue with ILGA’s office aims at 

supporting regional representatives through their boards in their efforts 

to strategise and fund their present and coming activities. In particular, 

through the continued hiring of three regional communication officers 

who are LGBTI activists in different countries in Africa, Asia, Latin 

America, and the Caribbean. 

ILGA’s regional effort in 2013 

› During the course of 2013 Leandro Fogliatti (Argentina) and Lame 

Charmaine Olebile (Botswana) were hired as regional coordinators 

for ILGA - LAC and Pan Africa ILGA, respectively. They took over the 

previous coordinators of ILGA - LAC, Paul Caballero and Pan Africa 

ILGA, Apinda Mpako, joining Jennifer Josef (Philippines) ILGA - Asia 

Regional Coordinator since 2011. 

› The regional communication officers sent weekly e-newsletters 

from the three regions to over 6000 LGBTI organisations, in English, 

Spanish, Portuguese and French. 

› Over 2500 articles and LGBTI related news were uploaded on 

ILGA.org in 2013, giving an ongoing account of the actuality of the 

LGBTI movement worldwide with a specific focus on Africa, Asia 

and Latin America and the Caribbean. 

› 140 weekly e-newsletters from the three regions (LAC, PAI, 

Asia) were sent by the communication team to over 6000 LGBTI 

organisations, in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. 

› Almost 4000 people are following ILGA on Facebook and a 

good 4600 people follow ILGA on Twitter. Some 2500 people 

keep up with ILGA - Asia on Facebook while ILGA - LAC enjoys 

regular visits from more than 2200 fans to its Facebook page. 

› In 2013 over 607,000 visitors accessed ILGA.ORG, an average of 

50,649 visitors per month. This represents a 4% increase compared 

to 2012 and 37,10% compared to 2011. 


THE 5TH ILGA - ASIA REGIONAL CONFERENCE 

29-31 March 2013, Bangkok, Thailand 

The 5th ILGA - Asia Regional Conference, whose theme was “ILGA - 

Asia, The Phoenix Rising,” took place in Bangkok, Thailand, 

from 29 to 31 March 2013. 

Co-organised by local ILGA members Anjaree Group and Rainbow 

Sky Association of Thailand, the conference gathered over 250 

delegates from 25 countries. 

Objectives: Further the work of Asia’s LGBTIQ organisations toward a common vision 

and mission, and to draft a plan to increase cooperation amongst ILGA Asia members. 

Expected results 

1 Approve ILGA - ASIA Constitution. 

2 Approve ILGA - ASIA’s Strategic Plan for 2013-2017. 

3 Produce an organisational format for the future ILGA - ASIA Secretariat. 

4 Elect board members and new members. 

5 Build capacity through a training seminar. 

Organisation & planning 

The Conference Steering Committee was comprised of ILGA - ASIA board members. 

The ILGA - ASIA Board was responsible for participant registration, accommodation, 

and venue logistics with the assistance of Bangkok-based organisations, Anjaree Group 

and Rainbow Sky Association of Thailand, (RSAT) and valuable guidance from the ILGA 

Secretariat in Brussels. 

Conference sponsors 

Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, 

Arcus Foundation, Sida, Open Society Foundations, and Hivos-ISEA. 


Opening ceremony 

The first day began with the opening 

ceremony, which included a traditional 

welcome dance by Thai performers, 

and welcome speeches delivered by 

the Co-Secretary Generals of ILGA, 

Anjaree’s Anjana Suvarnananda, Kittnun 

Dharamadhaj (President of RSAT), The 

National Human Rights Commission 

of Thailand, and other ILGA - ASIA 

representatives. 

Plenaries, workshops, 

trainings and self-organized 

activities 

The conference’s major events focused on 

knowledge sharing from LGBTI activism and 

training for UN Mechanisms. This was consistent 

with the conference’s theme and our goal to 

enhance movement building in Asia. Speakers 

discussed how diversity and resilience continue 

to shape the expectations of the community in Asia. The three-day conference featured 

33 sessions with 53 speakers: two plenary sessions, 17 workshops, three ILGA member 

workshops, three UN Mechanism training sessions, and eight self-organized workshops. 

21 thematic workshops 

ran in parallel in 4 

separate rooms. The themes 

covered a wide variety of LGBTIQ issues such 

as discrimination and homophobia/transphobia, 

mental health, and religion and fundamentalism, 

LGBT Youth, and strategizing for sub-regional LGBT 

advocacy. Other themes included the case of the 

ASEAN, disaster and disaster preparedness of sexual 

minority communities, domestic violence, sexuality, 

cyberspace and security, same-sex marriage in Asia, 

LGBT in national education system, rights advocacy and education, women; safer sex; 

intersex, transmen life stories and HIV-AIDS. 

Hiker Chiu from OII Chinese sharing 

personal experience at the Intersex 

and Transmen Life Stories workshop 

The UN mechanism training (facilitated by ARC International and IGLHRC) was 

appreciated by many participants. This collaboration represents a growing synergy 

between LGBT networks. A team of bloggers contributed to an up-to-date progress of 

the conference’s sessions and events (ilgatheraisingphoenix.blogspot.sg) ensuring a 

degree of participation and inclusion from those unable to attend. 


Enthusiastic participant response exceeded all expectations as we brought the largest 

conference in ILGA - ASIA history to a close. 

Election session 

The final day saw the ILGA - ASIA Constitution and Strategic Plan for 2013-2017 adopted 

by ILGA members. The new board can now move forward, establish a secretariat, and 

develop a meaningful program for Asia. New board member candidates unfamiliar with 

the voting process were not aware their presence was required during the vote and this 

resulted in some minor confusion. 

The election resulted in the following: 

Poedjiati Tan 

South East Asia - Indonesia 

King Oey 

South East Asia - Indonesia 

Kaona Saowakun 

South East Asia - Thailand 

Dandan Zhang 

East Asia - China 

Stefan Joachim 

South Asia - Sri Lanka 

Otgonbaatar T 

East Asia - Mongolia 

Yoghita Singh 

South Asia - India 

The representative from West Asia 

asked to remain anonymous for 

security reasons. 

Dandan Zhang and Kaona Saowakun 

were elected to the ILGA Executive 

Board. Kaona is the first transgender 

man to be elected. Poedjiati and King 

were re-elected and for the first time 

in ILGA - ASIA history there will be 

board member leadership continuity. 

Taipei (Taiwan) 

was elected as 

host city for the 

conference in 2015. 

“The conference is the most important 

part of the life of an ILGA region 

because when people can 

see each other they are more 

committed to each other.” 

Renato Sabbadini, Executive Director, ILGA 


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Pan Africa ILGA (PAI) is the African regional chapter 

of ILGA. PAI has felt the need to explore its role 

in SOGI (sexual orientation and gender identity) 

activism in Africa, the gaps in SOGI advocacy 

on the continent, and how these relate to PAI 

as an organization. PAI hosted a consultative 

meeting with 30 African activists, November 13- 

16 in Johannesburg, South Africa. The three day 

conversation resulted in the development of a 

strategy on working on SOGI issues, the creation 

of a steering committee for the PAI conference in 

March, 2014 in Kenya, and the building of solidarity 

leading up to the Human Rights Council and the 

African Communication on People and Human 

Rights (ACHPR). 

Africa has seen an increase in homophobia in the past five years; most notably the 

passing of the Anti-Homosexuality bill in Uganda, the arrests of two Malawian men 

who married, the passing of the “Prohibition on Same Sex Marriage” bill in Nigeria. 

Recently, more deaths have been reported including the death of Cameroonian Eric 

Ohena Lembembe as well as the continued state-led harassment and victimization of 

LGBT people in Zambia and Zimbabwe, and the arrests of four men in Egypt detained on 

‘debauchery’ charges. 

African organizations working on SOGI issues continue to suffer from declining funds, 

government forces, and religious fundamentalists importing homophobia through 

extremist Christian groups. Several SOGI organizations have been forced to shut down. 

Africa is losing some its most active human rights activists who must flee because of 

threats of imprisonment by a hostile government. 

Photo Credit: IRANTI ORG, South Africa 


Areas of focus outlined by PAI delegates 

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PAI’s voice is needed to build a movement that takes into account diversity among 

all Africans linked to different socio-economic and political contexts. PAI should 

facilitate access to the UN Human Rights Council where members can take 

advantage of ILGA’s ECOSOC status and further efforts at the African Commission 

on Human and People’s Rights. 

PAI needs a platform for networking, information and skills sharing. 

There is a great need for PAI to focus on building the capacity of LGBT NGOs to 

set up their structures, fundraise for their activities and ensure organisational 

sustainability. 

This conversation has shaped the future of PAI, providing direction to the work that 

the organisation can actively focus on once registered and internally developed. Active 

engagement and enthusiastic commitment is critical to maintaining the relevance of 

PAI and achieving objectives based on these identified priorities. 

Photo Credit: IRANTI ORG, South Africa 


OPENING OF THE REGIONAL 

OFFICE IN BUENOS AIRES 

On 10 December 2013 (International Human Rights 

Day) ILGA LAC opened its regional office in the 

Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina. 

The space currently has two offices, a meeting room, and space for 

supplies and equipment. The new team is formed by Leandro Fogliatti 

(Communications Officer) and Paul Caballero (Programme Officer). 

Interim Executive Director Pedro Paradiso Sottile is developing the 

legal registration of ILGA LAC in IGJ (General Inspection of Justice of 

Argentina). The Inspector General has offered support in this process 

as mandated by the Office of the President, and the process should 

be completed in the last quarter of 2014. 

The government of Argentina confirmed financial support of ILGA 

LAC’s office until December 2015 allowing more time for other 

sources of funding to be developed. 

ILGA LAC membership increase 

Full Members for ILGA LAC totaled 201 in 2010, 227 in 2011, and 271 in 

2012. Currently, ILGA LAC has 284 full members, 28.2% of all members 

of ILGA, and second only to Europe. 

All communications are produced in Spanish, English, and Portuguese. 


2013 AT THE UN 

ILGA and UN: A Relationship Enriched 

As ILGA remains the lone global federation of LGBTI organisations in existence it is 

uniquely positioned to project the voices and concerns of its constituents in various 

United Nations fora. ILGA makes visible the struggles of its members who choose 

to lobby at the Human Rights Council by helping them question their government’s 

record on LGBTI rights under the structure of the Universal Periodic Review, organising 

a presence at the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), and campaigning for 

LGBTI organisations to gain the right to speak on their own behalf at the UN through its 

Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) status. 

The Universal Periodic Review (UPR): LGBTI rights and governmental 

accountability 

Created by the UN in 2006 the UPR functions to review the human rights records of a 

given country. The initial round of review for all countries ended in 2011 and the second 

began in June 2012. The UPR reviews 42 countries per year meaning each UN Member 

State is subject to review roughly once every five years. 

Reviews exist in five stages: 

› Reporting, 

› interactive dialogue with Member States where other governments question the 

country under review and make recommendations, 

› adoption of the draft report including recommendations, 

› formal acceptance of the full report and, finally, 

› implementation and monitoring. 

The 23rd Session of the Human Rights Council 

saw ILGA and ARC International organize 

a side event called “Voices of Human Rights 

Defenders from Around the World on Sexual 

Orientation and Gender Identity.” The event 

included a screening of a documentary featuring 

the testimonies and perspectives of human rights 

advocates on their work and the expectations they 

have for the UN’s role related to human rights, 

sexual orientation, and gender identity. 

NGOs can contribute at each review stage and are offered two additional 

reporting methods: 

› By submitting a report to be included in the OHCHR report and informs the 

dialogue, and 

› by making an oral statement when the government under review accepts or 

rejects recommendations from other governments. 


ILGA acts as liaison for local activists and the UN facilitating their work within 

the UPR of their country: 

› Prior to the session, by assisting in the drafting of their shadow report when 

necessary at the Human Rights Council, accompanying them throughout their stay 

in Geneva, and 

› facilitating their work with diplomatic missions and assisting local activists on the 

occasion of their oral statement at the UN when needed. 

In September, at the 24th Session of the Human 

Rights Council, ILGA and International Federation 

for Human Rights (FIDH) co-organized a side 

event (including a panel of human rights activists) 

titled “Human Rights Defenders: Voices and 

Challenges.” The panel was a great opportunity to 

hear from Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity 

(SOGI) activists from Bangladesh and Cameroon 

to Kenya, Mexico, and Venezuela. 

“The reason UPR is important for Bangladesh, or any state 

for that matter, is the opportunity for stakeholders to submit 

their own reports along with the one from their government. 

The mechanism has proved to be very popular and powerful in 

upholding the human rights of marginalized or disenfranchised 

groups. Moreover, ILGA’s UN Staff, Patricia Curzi and André du 

Plessis were mentoring all the time with loads of encouragement 

and appreciation. The whole atmosphere takes it a step further 

and, I believe, plays a role in motivation to work further in 

voluntary activism.” - Tanvir Alim, Boys of Bangladesh (BoB) 

ILGA welcomed Tanvir Alim to Geneva for the 24th Session of the Human Rights Council 

where the UPR report of Bangladesh was formally adopted. Tanvir presented an oral 

statement on behalf of ILGA and BoB. 

Making the UN accessible 

› ILGA makes UPR information and 

material readily available ensuring 

those choosing to engage the 

UPR through ILGA are consistently 

interviewed. This interview series, 

“Questioning Your Government on LGBTI 

Rights at the UN,” has been translated 

into 4 languages and distributed 

throughout the UN’s global networks. 

ILGA’s successes demonstrate that 

working with the UPR, and within the 

United Nations in general, serves to 

elevate an advocate’s voice for their 

cause, for their country. 

Azusa Yamashita from Gay Japan News and 

Belissa Andia Perez from Instituto Runa 

(Peru) at the 22 nd Session of the Human 

Rights Council where the UPR reports of 

Japan and Peru were formally adopted. 


In 2013, ILGA welcomed Belissa Andia Perez from Instituto Runa (Peru), Azusa 

Yamashita from Gay Japan News, Caine Youngman and Lame Charmaine Olebile from 

LEGABIBO (Botswana), Franz Mananga from Alternative Cameroun (Cameroon), and 

Rajeeb Shakhawat Hossain and Tanvir Alim from Boys of Bangladesh to Geneva for the 

UPR as well as the formal adoption of the UPR reports on their respective countries. 

ILGA facilitated and co-wrote the NGO/UPR 

report on Cameroon with the support of 

CAMFAIDS, a Cameroon-based organisation. 

June 2013: Lame Charmaine Olebile 

read an oral statement on behalf of 

ILGA and LEGABIBO at the Formal 

Adoption of the UPR of Botswana. 

Rajeeb Shakhawat Hossain (BoB) attended 

Bangladesh’s UPR, and his organisation worked 

closely with other human rights groups in 

attendance. Global Human Rights Defence 

co-sponsored, with ILGA, the UPR side event 

“The Status of Minorities in Bangladesh,” where 

Rajeeb spoke about the status of LGBTI people 

in his country and participated in an informal 

discussion with representatives from the 

government of Bangladesh. 

Commission on the Status of 

Women (CSW) 

The annual CSW Session in New 

York City is a priority for ILGA. ILGA 

continues to be invested in the 

lesbian agenda while ensuring stated 

concerns are consistently present, 

and receiving due consideration, 

during the event. The theme of this 

57th CSW Session was “Elimination 

and Prevention of All Forms of 

Violence Against Women and Girls.” 

ILGA and the Swedish LGBTI federation, RFSL, organised a parallel event on 4 March: 

“Strategies of resistance: Combating violence against lesbian, bisexual and trans 

women.” The panel was opened by Maria Arnholm (Swedish Minister for Gender 

Equality) and was moderated by Maria Sjodin (RFSL – Sweden). The stage was then 

given to Rhoda Awino Odhiambo of Minority Women in Action and ILGA Women’s 

Secretariat (Kenya); Ulrike Lunacek 

(Member of the European Parliament/ 

EP, Austrian Green Party, and Co- 

President of the EP LGBT Intergroup); 

Tamara Adrián of DIVERLEX and ILGA 

Trans Secretariat (Venezuela); and 

Dana Zhang of Chinese Lala Alliance, 

Common Language, and ILGA - Asia 

(China). 


WORKING FOR THE TRANS COMMUNITY: 

ILGA TRANS SECRETARIAT 

The Venezuelan organisation DIVERLEX was elected 

in December 2012 as ILGA Trans Secretariat. 

In 2013, DIVERLEX’s representative Tamara Adrián, took part in 

many activities aimed at promoting, improving, and creating better 

global conditions for Trans communities regarding legal issues – 

particularly recognition of legal identity, access to health, bullying, 

and transphobia. 

March 2013: Tamara together with Gloria 

Careaga (ILGA), Pedro Paradiso Sottile (ILGA 

LAC), Kenita Placide (Saint Lucia’s United 

and Strong, ILGA), Belissa Andia Perez 

(Instituto Runa de Desarrollo y Estudios 

Sobre Género), and Beto de Jesus (ILGA) 

traveled to Brasília to participate in the 

seminar for the negotiation of the text for 

the 2013 Resolution on Sexual Orientation 

and Gender Identity (SOGI) to be presented 

at the UN. 

September 2013: Tamara participated in the side event “Human Rights 

Defenders: Voices and Challenges” co-hosted by ILGA and FIDH 

(International Federation for Human Rights) at the 24th session of the 

Human Rights Council. 


MOVEMENT AND AGENDA BUILDING 

The Third International Intersex Forum, co-organized 

by ILGA and ILGA-Europe, took place in Valletta, 

Malta from 29 November to 1 December 2013. 

This year the Forum organising 

team, with representatives Ruth 

Baldacchino (ILGA) and Silvan 

Agius (ILGA - Europe), also included 

intersex representatives: Mauro 

Cabral from Argentina (Global 

Action for Trans* Equality), Mani 

Mitchell from New Zealand (Intersex 

Awareness New Zealand), and Hida 

Viloria from USA (Organization 

Intersex International USA). 

The Forum saw an intensive participation of 34 activists representing 30 

organizations from all over the world. The work resulted in the Forum issuing 

a public statement: 

“We affirm that intersex people are real, and we exist in all regions and all countries 

around the world. Thus, intersex people must be supported to be the drivers of social, 

political, and legislative changes that concern them. 

We reaffirm the principles of the First and Second International Intersex Fora and 

extend the demands aiming to end discrimination against intersex people and to 

ensure the right of bodily integrity, physical autonomy, and self-determination. 

Demands: 

∙ 

∙ 

∙ 

∙ 

To put an end to mutilating and ‘normalising’ practices 

such as genital surgeries, psychological and other medical 

treatments through legislative and other means. Intersex 

people must be empowered to make decisions affecting 

their own bodily integrity, physical autonomy, and selfdetermination. 

To put an end to pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, prenatal 

screening and treatment, and selective abortion of 

intersex fetuses. 

To put an end to infanticide and killings of intersex people. 

To put an end to non-consensual sterilisation of intersex 

people. 


∙ 

∙ 

To depathologise variations in sex 

characteristics in medical guidelines, 

protocols, and classifications such 

as the World Health Organization’s 

International Classification of 

Diseases. 

To register intersex children as 

females or males with the awareness 

that, like all people, they may grow 

up to identify with a different sex or 

gender. 

∙ 

∙ 

access to justice, and the right to 

truth. 

To build intersex anti-discrimination 

legislation in addition to other 

grounds, and to ensure protection 

against intersectional discrimination. 

To ensure the provision of all human 

rights and citizenship rights to intersex 

people, including the right to marry 

and form a family. 

∙ 

To ensure that sex or gender 

classifications are amendable through 

a simple administrative procedure 

at the request of the individuals 

concerned. All adults and capable 

minors should be able to choose 

between female (F), male (M), nonbinary 

or multiple options. In the 

future, as with race or religion, sex 

or gender should not be a category 

on birth certificates or identification 

documents for anybody. 

∙ 

∙ 

To ensure that intersex people are 

able to participate in competitive 

sport, at all levels, in accordance with 

their legal sex. Intersex athletes who 

have been humiliated or stripped of 

their titles should receive reparation 

and reinstatement. 

Recognition that medicalization and 

stigmatisation of intersex people 

result in significant trauma and 

mental health concerns. 

∙ 

∙ 

∙ 

∙ 

∙ 

To raise awareness around intersex 

issues and the rights of intersex 

people in society at large. 

To create and facilitate supportive, 

safe, and celebratory environments 

for intersex people, their families, and 

surroundings. 

To ensure that intersex people have 

the right to full information and 

access to their own medical records 

and history. 

To ensure that all professionals 

and healthcare providers that have 

a specific role to play in intersex 

people’s well-being are adequately 

trained to provide quality services. 

To provide adequate acknowledgment 

of the suffering and injustice caused 

to intersex people in the past, and 

provide adequate redress, reparation, 

∙ 

In view of ensuring the bodily integrity 

and well-being of intersex people, 

autonomous non-pathologising 

psychosocial and peer support 

be available to intersex people 

throughout their life (as self-required), 

as well as to parents, and/or care 

providers. 

We affirm that intersex 

people are real, and we 

exist in all regions and 

all countries around the 

world. Thus, intersex 

people must be supported 

to be the drivers of 

social, political, and 

legislative changes that 

concern them. 


In view of the above the Forum calls on: 

1 International, regional, and national human 

rights institutions to take on board and provide 

visibility to intersex issues in their work. 

2 National governments to address the concerns 

raised by the Intersex Forum and draw 

adequate solutions in direct collaboration with 

intersex representatives and organisations. 

3 Media agencies and sources to ensure intersex 

people’s right to privacy, dignity, accurate and 

ethical representation. 

4 Funders to engage with intersex organisations 

and support them in the struggle for visibility, 

increase their capacity, the building of 

knowledge, and the affirmation of their human 

rights. 

5 Human rights organisations to contribute to 

build bridges with intersex organisations and 

build a basis for mutual support. This should 

be done in a spirit of collaboration and no one 

should instrumentalise intersex issues as a 

means for other ends. 

The forum calls to put 

an end to mutilating 

and ‘normalising’ 

practices such as 

genital surgeries, 

psychological, 

and other medical 

treatments through 

legislative and other 

means. Intersex 

people must be 

empowered to 

make their own 

decisions affecting 

their own bodily 

integrity, physical 

autonomy, and selfdetermination. 


8 TH EDITION OF THE STATE-SPONSORED 

HOMOPHOBIA REPORT 

The State-Sponsored Homophobia Report was updated (8th ed.) and released 

in Geneva on the occasion of International Day Against Homophobia and 

Transphobia (May 17th) at Geneva City Hall. Representatives of various diplomatic 

missions at the United Nations were on hand to witness the festivities. 

After a welcome from City of Geneva’s Mayor Sandrine Salerno the report was 

presented to the audience. 

Sandrine Salerno, Mayor of the City of Geneva 

From right to left: Renato Sabbadini; Minister Didrik 

Tonseth, Permanent Mission of Norway in Geneva; 

Jingshu Zhu, co-author of the State-Sponsored 

Homophobia Report; 2nd Secretary Valeria Rabaglia, 

Permanent Mission of Argentina in Geneva. 

Edited by Lucas Paoli Itaborahi 

and Jingshu Zhu, it included an 

introduction on consideration 

of the refugee context by 

Jenny Millbank, Professor of 

Law, University of Technology, 

Sydney and Eddie Bruce-Jones, 

Lecturer in Law, Birkbeck College 

Scholl of Law, University of 

London, as well as an another 

introductory piece on the MENA 

(Middle Eastern and North 

African Region) by Yahia Zaidi, 

Pan-Africa ILGA Co-Chair. The 

report also featured regional 

introductions by ILGA Board 

Members, researchers, writers 

and activists. 

For the first time, the report 

has been released in all 6 UN 

official languages, in an effort 

both to increase the readership 

and to make it easier to quote 

from it in other reports by (inter) 

governmental agencies and 

NGOs. 

Sebastian Rocca, ILGA 

Executive Director until 

July 2013, presenting 

the State-Sponsored 

Homophobia Report to 

the audience. 


ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2013 

MAPS OF LESBIAN AND GAY RIGHTS: 

AROUND THE WORLD 

ILGA’s effort focused on producing new linguistic 

versions in order to reach more communities around 

the world. 

Thanks to the collaboration of organisations which either requested 

and funded the adaptation of the maps or/and collaborated in their 

translation and proofreading. We have also produced the maps in 

Arabic, Catalan, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Filipino, German, 

Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Montenegrin, Russian Turkish, and Urdu in 

addition to the English, Spanish, French and Portuguese versions. 

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10 

32 

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ددحم عيشرت دجوي لا 

ةهجوم نيناوقلا هذه .ىرخأ ةيرادإ تادحو وأ ميلاقلأاو تايلاولاو تاظف 

سكسرتنلإاو ايسنج نيلوحتملاو نيجودزملا ىلا ةفاضإ تايلثملاو نييلثم 

(اغليإ) سيراب نفيتس لبق نم ( 2012 ويام) ملاعلا ةطيرخ نم ةعبطلا 

باهر"ريرقت ىلع ةطيرخلا هذه يف ةلثمملا تانايبلا دنتستو .يكونا ود 

نيب ةيئاضرلا ةيسنجلا لاعفلأا مرجت يتلا نيناوقلا نم ةيملاع ةيئاصق 

عقوملا ىلع حاتم) يهاروباتيإ يلواب ساكول لبق نم اغليإ هتردصأ يذلاو " 2012 – سنجلا سفن نم صاخشلأا 

اغليلإ ينورتكللاا www.ilga.org ركشت نأ اغليإ ةمظنم دوت.(ةيسنرفلاو 

.ةطيرخلا نم ةيبرعلا ةخسنلا جاتنا يف اومهاس نيذلا نيلقتسملا نيعو 

مادعلإا ةبوقع 

14 نيب ام نجسلا 

دبؤملا نجسلاو ماع 

تابوقعلا 

مادعلإا 

لاموصلاو ايريجين نم قطانمو لود 5 

نجسلا 

*تاهج 5و ةلود 71 

ىلإ لصت ةدمل نجسلا 

ماع 14 

لا ،نجسلاب مكحلا 

ريشي رشؤم دجوي 

ةبوقعلا ةدم ىلإ 

ينوناقلا فارتعلإا 

ةيلثملا تاقلاعلاب فارتعلإا 

*و ةلود 35 ةهج 31 

كرتشملا ينبتلا 

*و ةلود 38 ةهج 14 

جاوز 

جاوزلا يواسي ليدب 

ابيرقت هلداعي ام وأ 

انأش لقأ ليدب 

جاوزلا نم 

ةيامحلا 

زييمتلل ةضهانملا نيناوقلا 

و ةلود 85 ةهج 65 

زييمتلا رظحت يتلا نيناوقلا 

يسنجلا هجوتلا ساسأ ىلع 

:ةخضاو ريغ ةلاح 

ابهار سيل عيرشتلا 

هجو ىلع ةيلثملل 

نأ نكمي هنكل ديدحتلا 

وحنلا ذه ىلع مدختسي 

كرتشملا ينبتلا 

دييقتو "ةياعدلا نوناق" 

ةيرحو ريبعتلا ةيرح 

تايعمجلا نيوكت 

داهطضلاا :قارعلا 

لبق نم سرامملا 

ةيموكح ريغ تاهج 

نوناقلا :دنهلا /ةمظنم 

مكح راظتنا يف 

يئاضق 

3 entities 

Canada 

Alaska 

U.S.A. 

Mexico 

Washington 

Oregon 

Nevada 

California 

Vermont 

Washington, D.C. 

Wisconsin 

Illinois 

Iowa 

New York 

Colorado 

Connecticut 

Massachussets 

Rhode Island 

New Jersey 

Maryland 

Delaware 

New Hampshire 

Maine 

Coahuila 

Federal District 

Panama 

El Salvador 

Guatemala 

Nicaragua 

Costa Rica 

Honduras 

Belize 

Cuba 

Jamaica 

Haiti 

The Bahamas 

Dominican Rep. 

Puerto Rico 

Dominica 

St. Lucia 

St. Vincent 

Grenada 

Trinidad and Tobago 

Barbados 

Antigua & Barbuda 

St Kitts & Nevis 

French Guiana 

Suriname 

Guyana 

Colombia 

Venezuela 

Ecuador 

Bolivia 

Peru 

Brazil 

Chile 

Paraguay 

Argentina 

Uruguay 

Buenos Aires 

Rosario 

Namibia 

Madagascar 

Botswana 

Swaziland 

Lesotho 

Zimbabwe 

Angola 

Mozambique 

Zambia 

Malawi 

Dem. Rep. 

of the Congo 

Mauritius 

Comoros 

Tanzania 

Burundi 

Uganda 

Rwanda 

Kenya 

South 

Sudan 

Somalia 

Ethiopia 

Eritrea 

Djibouti 

Sudan 

Chad 

Egypt 

Niger 

Libya 

Algeria 

Tunisia 

Morocco 

Mauritania 

Canary Islands 

Cape Verde 

Gambia 

Senegal 

Sierra Leone 

Guinea 

Guinea-Bissau 

Ivory 

Coast 

Liberia 

Togo 

Ghana 

Nigeria 

Benin 

Mali 

Burkina 

Faso 

Central African 

Republic 

Cameroon 

Sao Tome & Principe 

Equatorial Guinea 

Gabon 

Congo 

Qatar 

U. A. E. 

Yemen 

Oman 

Bahrain 

Kuwait 

Saudi 

Arabi a 

Lebanon 

Syria 

Iraq 

Cyprus 

Israel 

Ghaza 

Jordan 

Turkey 

Greece 

Malta 

Italy 

Spain 

Portugal 

Gibraltar 

Andorra 

France 

Switzerland 

Netherlands 

Belgium 

Ireland 

U. K. 

Denmark 

Finland 

Sweden 

Norway 

Iceland 

Lithuania 

Latvia 

Estonia 

Germany Poland Belarus 

Austria 

Czech. Rep. 

Hungary 

Slovakia 

Romania 

Moldova 

Ukraine 

Croatia 

Slovenia 

Bosnia & Herz. 

Mont. 

Serbia 

Kos. 

Bulgaria 

Russia 

Kazakhstan 

Mongolia 

Armenia 

Georgia 

Azerb. 

Turkmenistan 

Kyrgyzstan 

Tajikistan 

Uzbekistan 

Iran 

Afghanistan 

Pakistan 

India 

Bangladesh 

Nepal 

Bhutan 

China 

Myanmar 

Thailand 

Cambodia 

Lao 

Sri Lanka 

Maldives 

Aceh Province 

Malaysia 

Singapore 

South Sumatra 

Brunei 

Indonesia 

Vietnam 

Philippines 

Taiwan 

Palau 

South 

Korea 

North 

Korea 

Japan 

Papua New 

Guinea 

Timor-Leste 

Solomon 

Islands 

Nauru 

Samoa 

Tuvalu 

Kiribati 

Cook Islands 

Vanuatu 

Fiji 

Tonga 

Australia 

Australian 

Capital Territory 

Western 

Australia 

Victoria 

New South Wales 

Tasmania 

New 

Zealand 

Norfolk Island 

Hawaii 

Virgin Islands 

Seychelles 

Lux. 

Greenland 

Europe: 

41 countries 

and 10 entities 

Fyrom 

Albania 

32 states 

19 states 

10 states 

14 entities 

8 states 

6 cities 

* Disse lovgivninger omfatter lesbiske, bøsser, biseksuelle og seksuelle relationer og forhold mellem 

personer af samme køn. I visse tilfælde omfatter de også trans- og intersex-personer. Denne udgave af 

verdenskortet (maj 2013) er koordineret af Stephen Barris (ILGA). Design: Eduardo Enoki. Oplysningerne på 

kortet er hentet fra ILGA-rapporten ”State-sponsored Homophobia: a world survey of laws. Criminalisation, 

protection and recognition of same-sex love – 2013”, udfærdiget af Jingshu Zhu og Lucas Paoli Itaborahy 

og tilgængelig på flere sprog på www.ilga.org, ILGA retter en stor tak til de foreninger og grupper som har 

bidraget til den årlige opdatering og til Homotropolis for at facilitere en dansk version. 

INGEN KONKRET LOVGIVNING 

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31 lande og 35 områder/delstater* 

FÆLLES ADOPTION 


Fælles 

adoption 

BESKYTTELSE 

TIONSLOVE 


Lande som har indført en lovgivning 

der forbyder diskrimination på 

baggrund af seksuel orientering 

FORFØLGELSE: 

DØDSSTRAF 

5 lande samt dele af Nigeria og Somalia 

FÆNGSLING 


Dødsstraf 

Fængsling i mindst 

14 år og helt op 

til livstid 

Fængsling på 

ubestemt tid/ 

landsforvisning 

Irak: Organiserede 

ikke-statslige 

agenter står 

bag forfølgelse / 

Indien: lovgivning 

afventer 

retskendelse. 

Fængsling i 

op til 14 år 

Uklart: Lovgivningen 

er ikke specifikt 

homofobisk men kan 

anvendes til at forfølge 

homoseksuelle. 

"Propagandalov" der 

begrænser ytrings- og 

foreningsfriheden 

Alaska 

Kanada 

Gröönimaa 

Washington 

Oregon 

Nevada 

California 

Colorado 

Iowa 

Wiscosin 

Illinois 

Washington D.C. 

New York 

Vermont 

New Hampshire 

Maine 

Massachusetts 

Rhode Island 

Connecticut 

New Jersey 

Maryland 

Delaware 

Ameerika Ühendriigid 

Hawaii 

Mehhiko 

Coahuila 


Costa Rica 

Panama 

Nicaragua 

El Salvador 

Guatemala 

Kuuba 

Belize 

Honduras 

Jamaica 

Haiti 

Grenada 

Saint Vincent 

Saint Kitts ja Nevis 

Bahama 

Dominikaani Vabariik 

Neitsisaared 

Puerto Rico 

Antigua ja Barbuda 

Trinidad ja Tobago 

Barbados 

Dominica 

Saint Lucia 

Guyana 

Suriname 

Prantsuse Guajaana 

Colombia 

Venezuela 

Ecuador 

Boliivia 

šiili 

Paraguay 

Peruu 

Argentina 

Rosario 

Buenos Aires 

Brasiilia 

Malawi 

Madagaskar 

Mosambiik 

Sambia 

Zimbabwe 

Mauritius 

Botswana 

Namiibia 

Lõuna-Aafrika Vabariik 

Lesotho 

Svaasimaa 

Angola 

Burundi 

Kenya 

Somaalia 

Komoorid 

Tansaania 

Seišellid 

Rwanda 

Uganda 

Kongo DV 

Kongo 

Vabariik 

Gabon 

Togo 

Ekvatoriaal-Guinea 

São Tomé ja Príncipe 

Kamerun 

Nigeeria 

Sudaan 

Djibouti 

Etioopia 

Lõuna-Sudaan 

Kesk-Aafrika 

Vabariik 

Eritrea 

Benin 

Burkina 

Faso 

Ghana 

Guinea 

Libeeria 

Elevandiluurannik 

Mauritaania 

Kanaari saared 

Roheneemesaared 

Gambia 

Senegal 

Sierra Leone 

Guinea-Bissau 

Mali 

Niger 

Tšaad 

Alžeeria 

Tuneesia 

Maroko 

Liibüa 

Egiptus 

Gibraltar 

Süüria 

Iisrael 

Jordaania 

Liibanon 

Küpros 

Gaza 

sektor 

Kreeka 

Albaania 

Malta 

Itaalia 

EJMV 

Montenegro 

Serbia 

Hispaania 

Portugal 

Andorra 

Horvaatia 

Sloveenia 

Bosnia ja Hertsegoviina 

Prantsusmaa 

Šveits 

Belgia 

Luksemburg 

Iirimaa 

Suurbritannia 

Taani 

Holland 

Island 

Norra 

Rootsi 

Soome 

Eesti 

Läti 

Leedu 

Ukraina 

Valgevene 

Poola 

Saksamaa 

Tšehhi 

Austria Ungari Bulgaaria 

Rumeenia 

Moldova 

Slovakkia 

Armeenia 

Georgia 

Türgi 

Omaan 

Iraak 

Kuveit 

Bahrein 

Araabia 

Ühendemiraadid 

Katar 

Jeemen 

Türkmenistan 

Usbekistan 

Aserbaidžaan 

Kõrgõzstan 

Tadžikistan 

Kasahstan 

Hiina 

Mongoolia 

Venemaa 

Afganistan 

Pakistan 

Iraan 

Bhutan 

Nepal 

Birma 

Bangladesh 

India 

Jaapan 

Lõuna-Korea 

Põhja-Korea 

Kambodža 

Tai 

Laos 

Taiwan 

Vietnam 

Belau 

Filipiinid 

Sri Lanka 

Acehi provints 

Maldiivid 

Lõuna-Sumatra 

Brunei 

Malaisia 

Singapur 

Ida-Timor 

Indoneesia 

Nauru 

Paapua Uus- 

Guinea 

Saalomoni 

Saared 

Tuvalu 

Kiribati 

Samoa 

Cooki saared 

Fidži 

Vanuatu 

Norfolk 

Tonga 

Victoria 

Lääne –Austraalia 

Austraalia 

pealinna ala 

Uus-Lõuna-Wales 

Austraalia 

Tasmaania 

Uus-Meremaa 

10 osariiki 

32 osariiki 

19 osariiki 

Euroopa: 

41 riiki ja 

10 territooriumi 

3 erritooriumi 

14 erritooriumi 

6 linna 

8 osariiki 

* Seadused reguleerivad homo- ja biseksuaalsete meeste ja naiste samasoolisi tegevusi ja suhteid. 





Mõnikord kohaldatakse neid ka transinimestele ja intersoolistele inimestele. Antud maailmakaardi 

versiooni (mai 2013) koostamist koordineeris Stephen Barris (ILGA). Kujundus: Eduardo Enoki. 

Kaardil esitatud andmed põhinevad Jingshu Zhu ja Lucas Paoli Itaborahy koostatud ILGA aruandel 

State-Sponsored Homophobia: a world survey of laws. Criminalisation, protection and recognition 

” (Riikliku toetusega homofoobia: ülevaade maailma seadustest. Samasoolise 

armastuse kriminaliseerimine, kaitsmine ja tunnustamine 2013) (saadaval paljudes keeltes aadressil 

www.ilga.org). ILGA soovib tänada huvirühmasid, kes andsid oma panuse andmete iga-aastasesse 

uuendamisse ja Eesti LGBT Ühingut abi eest käesoleva eestikeelse versiooni valmimisel. 

LESBIDE JA GEIDE ÕIGUSED MAAI 














LESBIDE JA GEIDE ÕIGUSED MAAILMAS 

MAS 

MAS 

MAS 

MAS 

MAS 

MAS 

ASJAOMANE 

SEADUSANDLUS PUUDUB 

TUNNUSTAMINE 

Abielu 

Võrdsustatud (peaaegu 

täielikult võrdsustatud) 

abieluga 

Abieluga võrreldes 

selgelt alaväärne 

SAMASOOLISTE LIIDUD ON TUNNUSTATUD 

31 riigis ja 35 territooriumil* 

ÜHISELT LAPSENDAMINE 


Ühiselt lapsendamine 

TAGAKIUSAMINE 

SURMANUHTLUS 

5 riigis pluss teatud Nigeeria ja Somaalia osades 

VANGISTUS 


Surmanuhtlus 

Vangistus 14 aastat 

kuni eluaegne 

Vangistus, karistuse 

pikkust ei ole 

konkreetselt määratud 

Iraak: valitsusväliste 

rühmituste poolt 

tagakiusamine / 

Vangistus kuni 

14 aastat 

Ebaselge: 

seadusandlus ei 

ole konkreetselt 

homofoobne, 

kuid seda võib 

nii tõlgendada 

Propagandaseadus piirab õigust sõnavabadusele, 

kogunemiste ja ühingute moodustamise vabadusele. 

Seadustega on keelatud 

diskrimineerimine seksuaalse 

sättumuse alusel 

加拿大 

阿拉斯加州 

( 美 ) 

盛州 

俄勒州 

州 

加利福尼州 

夏威夷州 

威斯康星州 

艾瓦州 

美 

科拉多州 

伊利斯州 

盛哥比特 

州 

佛蒙特州 

里州 

特拉州 

新西州 

康涅狄格州 

得州 

塞州 

新罕布什州 

因州 

墨西哥 

科阿拉州 

伯利 

邦 

哥斯黎加 

巴拿 

尼加拉瓜 

瓦多 

危地拉 

洪都拉斯 

古巴 

牙加 

巴哈 

多米尼加共和 

海地 

波多黎各 

圣基茨和尼斯 

圣文森特和格林丁斯 

安提瓜和巴布 

多米尼克 

圣西 

巴巴多斯 

特立尼和多巴哥 

圭 

里南 

委瑞拉 

法圭 

秘 

哥比 

厄瓜多 

阿根廷 

玻利 

巴拉圭 

智利 

里 

布宜斯艾利斯 

拉圭 

帕拉 

皮伊 

邦 

托格索 

巴西 

帕拉 

阿拉戈斯 

塞希培 

巴伊 

米斯吉拉斯 

里 

圣保 

圣卡塔琳娜 

南里格德 

博茨瓦 

南非 

索托 

斯威士 

安哥拉 

比 

米比 

津巴布 

加斯加 

毛里求斯 

拉 

莫桑比克 

科摩 

布隆迪 

坦桑尼 

果民主共和 

旺 

干 

肯尼 

索里 

塞舌 

代夫 

果共和 

加蓬 

圣多美和普林西比 

赤道几 

喀隆 

尼日利 

多哥 

中非共和南丹 

丹 

吉布提 

也 

埃塞俄比 

厄立特里 

乍得 

尼日 

宁 

布基法索 

象牙 

海岸 

加 

利比里 

塞拉利昂 

几 

比 

几比 

毛里塔尼 

佛得角 

塞加 

摩洛哥 

加利群 

直布陀 

阿及利 

利比 

突尼斯 

埃及 

沙特阿 

拉伯 

阿曼 

阿拉伯合 

科威特 

卡塔 

巴林 

旦 

利 

以色列 

黎巴嫩 

伊拉克 

巴勒斯坦 

塞浦路斯 

耳他 

希腊 

土耳其 

其 

阿巴尼 

西班牙 

意大利 

黑山 

安道 

波斯尼 - 黑塞哥 

葡萄牙 

法 

克地 

塞 

 

斯洛文 

尼 

瑞士 

森堡 

比利 

捷克 

地利 

荷 

德 

丹 

英 

 

挪威 

冰 

芬 

瑞典 

沙尼 

拉 

立陶宛 

白俄斯 

波 

斯洛伐克克 

匈牙利 

保加利 

尼 

美尼 

格吉 

阿塞拜疆 

克斯坦 

土曼斯坦 

塔吉克斯坦 

哈克斯坦 

吉吉斯斯坦 

阿富汗 

巴基斯坦 

伊朗 

孟加拉 

不丹 

尼泊 

印度 

 

老 

甸 

中 

蒙古 

俄斯 

日本 

朝 

 

台 

越南 

菲律 

斯里卡 

省 

南答腊 

柬埔寨 

文 

西 

新加坡 

帝汶 

帕 

印度尼西 

瑙 

所群 

巴布新 

几 

基里巴斯 

瓦 

摩 

克群 

斐 

加 

瓦努阿 

澳大利 

福克 

新南威士 

澳大利首都行政 

多利 

西澳大利 

塔斯尼 

新西 

里 

格陵 

32 家 

19 家 

8 家 

6 城市 

10 家 

14 地 

洲 : 

41 家和 

10 地 

3 地 

无相关法律 

死刑 

判处 14 年以上有期 

徒刑 , 最长可至无期 

徒刑 

无明确时间规定 

的监禁或流放 

判处最长可达 14 年 

的有期徒刑 

* 这些法律针对男女同性恋者和双性恋者、男女同性恋和双性恋活动家以及男女同性恋和 

双性恋亲密关系。有时这些法律也针对跨性别者和间性人。本版世界地图 (2013 年 5 月 ) 

由 Stephen Barris (ILGA) 协调制作。设计 :Eduardo Enoki。图中数据来自 ILGA《国家支 

持的恐同 : 关于歧视、保护或承认同性关系的世界法律调查 2013》, 作者 Jingshu Zhu 和 

Lucas Paoli Itaborahy。阅读该调查报告的各语种版本请前往 www.ilga.org。ILGA 感谢 

为该报告提供年度更新的各地团体 , 感谢同语和上海女爱为本版提供协助。 

保护 

反歧视法 : 

65 个国家和 85 个地区 * 

国家立法禁止基于性 

倾向的歧视 

死刑 

5 个国家 , 以及尼日利亚和索马里的部分地区 

监禁 


定罪 

不明确 = 无明确针 

对同性恋的法律但 

其他法律亦适用于 

该群体 

认可 

婚姻 

等同 ( 或几乎等同 ) 

于婚姻的伴侣关系 

明显劣于婚姻 

的伴侣关系 

认可同性伴侣关系 


共同收养 


共同收养 

“ 宣传法 ” 限制表达及结社自由 

伊拉克 : 有组织的 

非国家机构施行的 

迫害 / 印度 : 法律正 

等待法庭裁决 

3 entities 

Canada 

Alaska 

U.S.A. 

Mexico 

Washington 

Oregon 

Nevada 

California 

Vermont 


Wisconsin 

Illinois 

Iowa 

New York 

Colorado 

Connecticut 

Massachussets 

Rhode Island 

New Jersey 

Maryland 

Delaware 

New Hampshire 

Maine 

Coahuila 


Panama 

El Salvador 

Guatemala 

Nicaragua 

Costa Rica 

Honduras 

Belize 

Cuba 

Jamaica 

Haiti 

The Bahamas 


Puerto Rico 

Dominica 

St. Lucia 

St. Vincent 

Grenada 


Barbados 



French Guiana 

Suriname 

Guyana 

Colombia 

Venezuela 

Ecuador 

Bolivia 

Peru 

Brazil 

Chile 

Paraguay 

Argentina 

Uruguay 

Buenos Aires 

Rosario 

Namibia 

Madagascar 

Botswana 

Swaziland 

Lesotho 

Zimbabwe 

Angola 

Mozambique 

Zambia 

Malawi 

Dem. Rep. 

of the Congo 

Mauritius 

Comoros 

Tanzania 

Burundi 

Uganda 

Rwanda 

Kenya 

South 

Sudan 

Somalia 

Ethiopia 

Eritrea 

Djibouti 

Sudan 

Chad 

Egypt 

Niger 

Libya 

Algeria 

Tunisia 

Morocco 

Mauritania 


Cape Verde 

Gambia 

Senegal 

Sierra Leone 

Guinea 

Guinea-Bissau 

Ivory 

Coast 

Liberia 

Togo 

Ghana 

Nigeria 

Benin 

Mali 

Burkina 

Faso 


Republic 

Cameroon 



Gabon 

Congo 

Qatar 

U. A. E. 

Yemen 

Oman 

Bahrain 

Kuwait 

Saudi 

Arabi a 

Lebanon 

Syria 

Iraq 

Cyprus 

Israel 

Ghaza 

Jordan 

Turkey 

Greece 

Malta 

Italy 

Spain 

Portugal 

Gibraltar 

Andorra 

France 

Switzerland 

Netherlands 

Belgium 

Ireland 

U. K. 

Denmark 

Finland 

Sweden 

Norway 

Iceland 

Lithuania 

Latvia 

Estonia 


Austria 

Czech. Rep. 

Hungary 

Slovakia 

Romania 

Moldova 

Ukraine 

Croatia 

Slovenia 


Mont. 

Serbia 

Kos. 

Bulgaria 

Russia 

Kazakhstan 

Mongolia 

Armenia 

Georgia 

Azerb. 

Turkmenistan 

Kyrgyzstan 

Tajikistan 

Uzbekistan 

Iran 

Afghanistan 

Pakistan 

India 

Bangladesh 

Nepal 

Bhutan 

China 

Myanmar 

Thailand 

Cambodia 

Lao 

Sri Lanka 

Maldives 

Aceh Province 

Malaysia 

Singapore 

South Sumatra 

Brunei 

Indonesia 

Vietnam 

Philippines 

Taiwan 

Palau 

South 

Korea 

North 

Korea 

Japan 

Papua New 

Guinea 

Timor-Leste 

Solomon 

Islands 

Nauru 

Samoa 

Tuvalu 

Kiribati 

Cook Islands 

Vanuatu 

Fiji 

Tonga 

Australia 

Australian 


Western 

Australia 

Victoria 


Tasmania 

New 

Zealand 


Hawaii 


Seychelles 

Lux. 

Greenland 

Europe: 

41 countries 


Fyrom 

Albania 

32 states 

19 states 

10 states 

14 entities 

8 states 

6 cities 

* These laws are aimed at lesbians, gay men and bisexuals and at same-sex activities and relationships. 

At times, they also apply to trans and intersex people. This edition of the world map (May 2013) was 

coordinated by Stephen Barris (ILGA). Design: Eduardo Enoki. Data represented in this map is based 

on “State-Sponsored Homophobia: a world survey of laws. Criminalisation, protection and recognition 

of same-sex love - 2013”, an ILGA report by Jingshu Zhu & Lucas Paoli Itaborahy available in various 

languages on www.ilga.org. ILGA thanks groups which contributed to the annual update. 

NO SPECIFIC LEGISLATION 

RECOGNITION 

Marriage 

Equal (almost 

equal) substitute 

to marriage 

Clearly inferior 

substitute to 

marriage 

RECOGNITION OF SAME-SEX UNIONS 

31 countries and 35 entities* 

JOINT ADOPTION 


Joint adoption 

PROTECTION 

TION LAWS 


Countries which introduced laws 

prohibiting discrimination on the 

grounds of sexual orientation 

PERSECUTION 

DEATH PENALTY 

5 countries and parts of Nigeria and Somalia 

IMPRISONMENT 


Death penalty 

Imprisonment 

from 14 years to a 

life-long sentence 

imprisonment, 

no precise 

indication of 

the length / 

banishment 

Iraq: 

persecution by 

organised nonstate 

agents / 

India: law 

awaiting court 

ruling 

imprisonment 

up to 14 years 

unclear: legislation 

not specifically 

homophobic but 

which can be used 

as such 

“Propaganda law” 

restricting freedom 

of expression and 

association 

3 entités 

Canada 

Alaska 

États-Unis 

d’Amérique 

Rhode Island 

New Jersey 


Wisconsin 

Iowa 

Washington 

Oregon 

Nevada 

New Hampshire 

New York 

Connecticut 

Vermont 

Massachussets 

California 

Colorado 

Maryland 

Delaware 

Maine 

Illinois 

Hawaï 

Mexique 

Cuba 

Panama 

El Salvador 

Guatemala 

Belize 

Honduras 

Nicaragua 

Costa Rica 

Jamaïque 

Coahuila 

District Fédéral 

Bahamas 

Rép. dominicaine 

Dominique 

Venezuela Guyana 

Sainte-Lucie 

St Vincent/Grenadines 

Grenade 

Trinité-et-Tobago 

Barbade 

Antigua-et-Barbuda 

Saint-Kitts-et-Nevis 

Îles Vierges 

Porto Rico 

Haiti 

Argentine 

Bolivie 

Colombie 

Pérou 

Brésil 

Guyane Française 

Suriname 

Chili 

Équateur 

Paraguay 

Uruguay 

Buenos Aires 

Rosario 

Kenya 

Soudan 

du Sud 

Somalie 

Namibie 

République-Unie 

de Tanzanie 

Rép. Dém. 

du Congo 

Angola 

Madagascar 

Île Maurice 

Mozambique 

Botswana 

Zambie 

Gabon 

Ouganda 

Swaziland 

Lesotho 

Malawi 

Burundi 

Rwanda 

Cameroun 

Zimbabwe 

Congo 

Comores 

Maldives 

Seychelles 

Sao Tomé-et-Principe 

Guinée Équatoriale 

Niger 

Mauritanie 

Mali 

Nigéria 

Algérie 

Togo 

Bénin 

Ghana 

Côte 

D’ivoire 

Libéria 

Sierra Leone 

Guinée 

Burkina Faso 

Gambie 

Sénégal 

Guinée-Bissau 

Cap-Vert 

Soudan 

Égypte 

Libye 

Tchad 

Centrafrique 

Tunisie 

Éthiopie 

Érythrée 

Djibouti 

Jordanie 

Qatar 

E.A.U. 

Yémen 

Oman 

Arabie 

Saoudite 

Bahreïn 

Espagne 

Portugal 

Maroc 

Andorre 

Gibraltar 

Turquie 

Chypre 

Israël 

Liban 

Arménie 

Géorgie 

Syrie 

Iraq 

Rép. 

Islamique 

d'Iran 

Gaza 

Bulgarie 

Grèce 

Malte 

Autriche 

Italie 

Allemagne 

France 

Hongrie Roumanie 

Pologne 

Rép. Tchèque 

Slovaquie 

Pays-Bas 

Belgique 

Irlande 

Albania 

Lituanie 

Lux. 

Bosnie-Herz. 

Croatie 

Slovénie 

Suisse 

Arym 

Serbie 

Kos. 

Mont. 

Îles Canaries 

Finlande 

Suède 

Norvège 

Estonie 

Islande 

Royaume-Uni 

Biélorussie 

Ukraine 

Lettonie 

Danemark 

Moldavie 

Azerb. 

Kirghizistan 

Tadjikistan 

Kazakstan 

Turkménistan 

Ouzbékistan 

Afghanistan 

Pakistan 

Inde 

Chine 

Népal 

Bhoutan 

Bangladesh 

Mongolie 

Fédération de Russie 

Japon 

Rép. 

de Corée 

Rép. Pop. 

Démo. de Corée 

Thaïlande 

Cambodge 

Viêt Nam 

Laos 

Malaisie 

Philippines 

Palaos 

Taiwan 

Brunei 

Sri Lanka 

Myanmar 

Province 

d’Aceh 

Sud Sumatra 

Singapour 

Papouasie- 

Nouvelle-Guinée 

Indonésie 

Îles Salomon 

Timor Oriental 

Nauru 

Vanuatu 

Fidji 

Samoa 

Tonga 

Tuvalu 

Kiribati 

Îles Cook 

Île Norfolk 

Nouvelle-Zélande 

Territoire de la 

Capitale Australienne 

Victoria 

Tasmanie 

Nouvelle-Galles du Sud 

Australie- 

Occidentale 

Australie 

Groenland 

14 entités 

32 états 

19 états 

8 états 

6 villes 

10 états 

Europe: 

41 pays et 

10 entités 

ABSENCE DE 

LÉGISLATION SPÉCIFIQUE 

RECONNAISSANCE 

RECONNAISSANCE ET ENREGISTREMENT DES UNIONS 

ENTRE PARTENAIRES DE MÊME SEXE 

31 pays et 35 entités* 

ADOPTION COMMUNE PAR UN COUPLE 


Mariage 

Dispositif similaire 

(substitut 

de mariage) 

Dispositif de 

remplacement de valeur 

inférieure au mariage 

Adoption commune 

par un couple 

Lois interdisant la discrimination 

basée sur l’orientation sexuelle 

PERSÉCUTION 

PEINE DE MORT 

5 pays et plusieurs régions du Nigeria et de la Somalie 

PEINES DE PRISON / CHÂTIMENTS CORPORELS 


Peine de mort 

Peine de prison de 14 

ans à une peine de 

perpétuité 

Peine de prison, 

sans précision 

quant à la durée / 

bannissement 

Iraq: persécution 

par des agents 

non étatiques 

organisés / Inde: 

loi attendant 

une décision de 

justice 

Peine de prison 

jusqu’à 14 ans 

Situation peu 

précise: la loi n’est 

pas spécifiquement 

homophobe mais 

d’autres lois sont 

utilisées à cette fin 

"Loi sur la 

propagande" limitant 

la liberté d'expression 

et d'association 

DROITS DES LESBIENNES ET DES GAYS DANS LE MONDE 



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* Ces lois portent sur les lesbiennes, gays et bisexuel(le)s ainsi que sur les activités et 

relations homosexuelles. Elles s’appliquent parfois également aux personnes trans et 

intersexuelles. Cette édition de la carte mondiale (2013) a été coordonnée par Stephen Barris 

(ILGA). Conception : Eduardo Enoki. Les données reprises dans cette cartographie sont tirées 

de « Homophobie d’Etat : une enquête mondiale sur la criminalisation, la protection et la 

reconnaissance de l'amour entre personnes de même sexe – 2013 », un rapport ILGA par Jingshu 

Zhu & Lucas Paoli Itaborahy (disponible sur www.ilga.org en diverses langues). L’ILGA tient à 

remercier tous les groupes qui ont apporté leur contribution à cette mise à jour annuelle. 

3 entitats 

Canadà 

Alaska 

Estats Units 

d'Amèrica 

Mèxic 

Washington 

Oregon 

Nevada 

Califòrnia 

Vermont 


Wisconsin 

Illinois 

Iowa 

New York 

Colorado 

Connecticut 

Massachussets 

Rhode Island 

New Jersey 

Maryland 

Delaware 

New Hampshire 

Maine 

Coahuila 

Discricte Federal 

Panama 

El Salvador 

Guatemala 

Nicaragua 

Costa Rica 

Hondures 

Belize 

Cuba 

Jamaica 

Haití 

Bahamas 

República Dominicana 

Puerto Rico 

Dominica 

St. Lucia 

St. Vincent 

Grenada 

Trinitat i Tobago 

Barbados 

Antigua i Barbuda 

Saint Christopher i Nevis 

Guaiana Francesa 

Surinam 

Guiana 

Colòmbia 

Veneçuela 

Equador 

Bolívia 

Perú 

Brasil 

Xile 

Paraguai 

Argentina 

Uruguai 

Buenos Aires 

Rosario 

Namíbia 

República de 

Madagascar 

Botswana 

Swazilàndia 

Lesotho 

Zimbabwe 

Angola 

Moçambic 

Zàmbia 

Malawi 

Rep. Dem. 

del Congo 

Maurici 

Comores 

Tanzània 

Burundi 

Uganda 

Rwanda 

Kenya 

South 

Sudan 

Somàlia 

Etiòpa 

Eritrea 

Djibouti 

Sudan 

Txad 

Egipte 

Niger 

Líbia 

Algèria 

Tunísia 

Marroc 

Mauritània 

Illes Canàries 

Cap Verd 

Gàmbia 

Senegal 

Sierra Leone 

Guinea 

Guinea-Bissau 

Costa 

d'Ivori 

Libèria 

Togo 

Ghana 

Nigèria 

Benín 

Mali 

Burkina 

Faso 

República 

Centreafricana 

Camerun 

São Tomé i Príncipe 

Guinea Equatorial 

Gabon 

Congo 

Qatar 

Emirats Àrabs Units 

Iemen 

Oman 

Bahrain 

Kuwait 

Aràbia 

Saudita 

Líban 

Síria 

Iraq 

Xipre 

Israel 

Ghaza 

Jordània 

Turquia 

Grècia 

Malta 

Itàlia 

Espanya 

Portugal 

Gibraltar 

Adorra 

França 

Suïssa 

Països Baixos 

Bèlgica 

Irlanda 

Regne Unit 

Dinamarca 

Suècia 

Noruega 

Islàndia 

Lituània 

Letònia 

Estònia 

Alemanya 

Polònia 

Bielorússia 

Àustria 

Rep. Txeca 

Hongria 

Eslovàquia 

Romania 

Moldàvia 

Ucraïna 

Croàcia 

Eslovènia 

Bòsnia i Herc. 

Mont. 

Sèrbia 

Kos. 

Bulgària 

Rússia 

Kazakhstan 

Mongòlia 

Armènia 

Geòrgia 

Azerb. 

Turkmenistan 

Kirguizistan 

Tadjikistan 

Uzbekintan 

Iran 

Afganistan 

Pakistan 

Índia 

Bangla Desh 

Nepal 

Bhutan 

Xina 

Myabmar 

Tailàndia 

Cambodja 

Laos 

Sri Lanka 

Maldives 

Província d'Atjeh 

Malàisia 

Singapur 

Sumatra Meridional 

Brunei 

Indonèsia 

Vietnam 

Filipines 

Taiwan 

Palau 

Corea 

del Sud 

Corea 

del Nord 

Japó 

Papua Nova 

Guinea 


Salomó 

Nauru 

Samoa 

Tuvalu 

Kiribati 

Illes Cook 

Vanuatu 

Fiji 

Tonga 

Austràlia 

Territori de la 

Capital Australiana 

Western 

Australia 

Victòria 


Tasmània 

Nova 

Zelanda 


Hawaii 


Seychelles 

Lux. 

Grenlàndia 

Europa: 

41 països 

i 10 entitats 

Fyrom 

Albània 

32 estats 

19 estats 

10 estats 

14 entitats 

8 estats 

6 ciutats 

ESPECÍFICA 

E 

ÓN 

EL MÓN DES D’UNA PERSPECTIVA DELS DRETS HUMANS 






EL M 


L M 


L M 


L MÓN 


ÓN 


ÓN 


ÓN 

RECONEIXEMENT 

Matrimoni 

Substitut igual 

(o gairebé igual) 

del matrimoni 

Substitut clarament 

inferior al matrimoni 

RECONEIXEMENT DE LES UNIONS DE PERSONES DEL MATEIX SEXE 

31 països i 35 entitats* 

ADOPCIÓ CONJUNTA 


Adopció conjunta 

Els països que han introduït lleis que 

prohibeixen la discriminació per motius 

d’orientació sexual 

PERSECUCIÓ: 

PENA DE MORT 

5 països i parts de Nigèria i Somàlia 

PRESÓ 


Pena de mort 

Presó des de 

14 anys fins a 

cadena perpètua 

Presó sense indicació 

precisa 

de la durada / 

desterrament 

Iraq: per 

persecució 

organitzada 

d’agents no 

estatals / 

Índia: per 

sentència 

judicial pendent 

Presó fins 

a 14 anys 

poc clar: legislació 

no específicament 

homòfoba però que 

pot ser utilitzada 

com a tal 

Llei contra la 

“propaganda” que 

restringeix la llibertat 

d'expressió i associació 

3 entities 

Canada 

Alaska 

U.S.A. 

Mexico 

Washington 

Oregon 

Nevada 

California 

Vermont 


Wisconsin 

Illinois 

Iowa 

New York 

Colorado 

Connecticut 

Massachussets 

Rhode Island 

New Jersey 

Maryland 

Delaware 

New Hampshire 

Maine 

Coahuila 


Panama 

El Salvador 

Guatemala 

Nicaragua 

Costa Rica 

Honduras 

Belize 

Cuba 

Jamaica 

Haiti 

The Bahamas 


Puerto Rico 

Dominica 

St. Lucia 

St. Vincent 

Grenada 


Barbados 



French Guiana 

Suriname 

Guyana 

Colombia 

Venezuela 

Ecuador 

Bolivia 

Peru 

Brazil 

Paraguay 

Argentina 

Uruguay 

Buenos Aires 

Rosario 

Namibia 

South Africa 

Madagascar 

Botswana 

Swaziland 

Lesotho 

Zimbabwe 

Angola 

Mozambique 

Zambia 

Malawi 

Dem. Rep. 

of the Congo 

Mauritius 

Comoros 

Tanzania 

Burundi 

Uganda 

Rwanda 

Kenya 

South 

Sudan 

Somalia 

Ethiopia 

Eritrea 

Djibouti 

Sudan 

Chad 

Egypt 

Niger 

Libya 

Algeria 

Tunisia 

Morocco 

Mauritania 


Cape Verde 

Gambia 

Senegal 

Sierra Leone 

Guinea 

Guinea-Bissau 

Ivory 

Coast 

Liberia 

Togo 

Ghana 

Nigeria 

Benin 

Mali 

Burkina 

Faso 


Republic 

Cameroon 



Gabon 

Congo 

Qatar 

U. A. E. 

Yemen 

Oman 

Bahrain 

Kuwait 

Saudi 

Arabi a 

Lebanon 

Syria 

Iraq 

Cyprus 

Israel 

Ghaza 

Jordan 

Turkey 

Greece 

Malta 

Italy 

Spain 

Portugal 

Gibraltar 

Andorra 

France 

Switzerland 

Netherlands 

Belgium 

Ireland 

U. K. 

Denmark 

Finland 

Sweden 

Norway 

Iceland 

Lithuania 

Latvia 

Estonia 


Austria 

Czech. Rep. 

Hungary 

Slovakia 

Romania 

Moldova 

Ukraine 

Croatia 

Slovenia 


Mont. 

Serbia 

Kos. 

Bulgaria 

Russia 

Kazakhstan 

Mongolia 

Armenia 

Georgia 

Azerb. 

Turkmenistan 

Kyrgyzstan 

Tajikistan 

Uzbekistan 

Iran 

Afghanistan 

Pakistan 

India 

Bangladesh 

Nepal 

Bhutan 

China 

Myanmar 

Thailand 

Cambodia 

Lao 

Sri Lanka 

Maldives 

Aceh Province 

Malaysia 

Singapore 

South Sumatra 

Brunei 

Indonesia 

Vietnam 

Philippines 

Taiwan 

Palau 

South 

Korea 

North 

Korea 

Japan 

Papua New 

Guinea 

Timor-Leste 

Solomon 

Islands 

Nauru 

Samoa 

Tuvalu 

Kiribati 

Cook Islands 

Vanuatu 

Fiji 

Tonga 

Australia 

Australian 


Western 

Australia 

Victoria 


Tasmania 

New 

Zealand 


Hawaii 


Seychelles 

Lux. 

Greenland 

Europe: 

41 countries 


Fyrom 

Albania 

32 states 

19 states 

10 states 

14 entities 

8 states 

6 cities 

ER IS GEEN 

SPECIFIEKE WETGEVING 

ERKENNING 

Huwelijk 

Gelijk of gelijkwaardig 

substituut voor het huwelijk 

Duidelijk minderwaardig 

substituut voor het huwelijk 

ERKENNING VAN KOPPELS VAN HETZELFDE GESLACHT 

31 landen en 35 staten* 

GEZAMENLIJKE ADOPTIE 


Gezamenlijke Adoptie 

BESCHERMING 

BESCHERMING 

BESCHERMING 

ANTIDISCRIMINATIE WETTEN 

ATIE WETTEN 

A 




Landen die wetgeving invoerden 

die discriminatie op grond van 

seksuele geaardheid verbiedt 

VERVOLGING 

DOODSTRAF 

5 landen en delen van Nigeria en Somalië 

GEVANGENISSTRAF 


Doodstraf 

Gevangenisstraf 

van 14 jaar tot 

een levenslange 

straf 

Gevangenisstraf, 

geen precieze indicatie 

van de lengte / 

verbanning 

Irak: vervolging door 

organisaties niet 

verbonden aan de 

overheid / India: wet in 

Gevangenisstraf 

tot 14 jaar 

Onduidelijk: 

geen specifieke 

homofobe 

wetgeving maar 

kan als zodanig 

opgevat worden 

Propaganda Wetgeving die de vrijheid van 

meningsuiting en verenigingen beperkt 

* Deze wetten handelen over lesbiennes, homomannen en biseksuelen en over relaties en 

seksuele activiteiten tussen mensen van hetzelfde geslacht. Soms handelen deze wetten ook over 

transgenders en interseksuelen. Deze editie van de wereldkaart (mei 2013) werd gecoördineerd 

door Stephen Barris (ILGA). Design: Eduardo Enoki. De gegevens voorgesteld op deze kaart zijn 

afkomstig uit “State-Sponsored Homophobia: a world survey of laws. Criminalisation, protection 

and recognition of same-sex love – 2013”, een ILGA-rapport van Jingshu Zhu en Lucas Paoli 

Itaborahy (beschikbaar in verschillende talen op www.ilga.org). ILGA bedankt de groepen die 

bijdragen leverden voor de jaarlijkse update en çavaria voor deze Nederlandstalige versie. 

RECHTEN VOO 

RECHTEN VOO 

RECHTEN VOO 

RECHTEN VOO 

RECHTEN VOO 

RECHTEN VOO 

RECHTEN VOO 

RECHTEN VOO 

Canada 

Alaska 

Estados Unidos 

Mexico 

Washington 

Oregon 

Nevada 

California 

Vermont 


Wisconsin 

Illinois 

Iowa 

New York 

Colorado 

Connecticut 

Massachussets 

Rhode Island 

New Jersey 

Maryland 

Delaware 

New Hampshire 

Maine 

Coahuila 

Distritong Pederal 

10 estado 

Panama 

El Salvador 

Guatemala 

Nicaragua 

Costa Rica 

Honduras 

Belize 

Cuba 

Jamaica 

Haiti 

The Bahamas 

Republikang Dominikano 

Puerto Rico 

Dominica 

St. Lucia 

St. Vincent 

Grenada 

Trinidad at Tobago 

Barbados 

Antigua at Barbuda 

St Kitts at Nevis 

French Guiana 

Suriname 

Guyana 

Colombia 

Venezuela 

Ecuador 

Pará 

Bolivia 

Peru 

Brazil 

Chile 

Paraguay 

Argentina 

Uruguay 

Buenos Aires 

Rosario 

Namibia 

Madagascar 

Botswana 

Swaziland 

Lesotho 

Zimbabwe 

Angola 

Mozambique 

Zambia 

Malawi 

Congo, Dem. 

Rep. ng (Kinshasa) 

Mauritius 

Comoros 

Tanzania 

Burundi 

Uganda 

Rwanda 

Kenya 

South 

Sudan 

Somalia 

Ethiopia 

Eritrea 

Djibouti 

Sudan 

Chad 

Egypt 

Niger 

Libya 

Algeria 

Tunisia 

Morocco 

Mauritania 


Cape Verde 

Gambia 

Senegal 

Sierra Leone 

Guinea 

Guinea-Bissau 

Ivory 

Coast 

Liberia 

Togo 

Ghana 

Nigeria 

Benin 

Mali 

Burkina 

Faso 

Republika ng 

Gitnang Africa 

Cameroon 

Sao Tome at Principe 


Gabon 

Congo 

Qatar 

U. A. E. 

Yemen 

Oman 

Bahrain 

Kuwait 

Saudi 

Arabi a 

Lebanon 

Syria 

Iraq 

Cyprus 

Israel 

Ghaza 

Jordan 

Turkey 

Greece 

Malta 

Italy 

Espanya 

Portugal 

Gibraltar 

Andorra 

France 

Switzerland 

Netherlands 

Belgium 

Ireland 

U. K. 

Denmark 

Finland 

Sweden 

Norway 

Iceland 

Lithuania 

Latvia 

Estonia 


Austria 

Republikang Czech 

Hungary 

Slovakia 

Romania 

Moldova 

Ukraine 

Croatia 

Slovenia 

Bosnia at Herz. 

Mont. 

Serbia 

Kos. 

Bulgaria 

Russia 

Kazakhstan 

Mongolia 

Armenia 

Georgia 

Azerb. 

Turkmenistan 

Kyrgyzstan 

Tajikistan 

Uzbekistan 

Iran 

Afghanistan 

Pakistan 

India 

Bangladesh 

Nepal 

Bhutan 

China 

Myanmar 

Thailand 

Cambodia 

Lao 

Sri Lanka 

Maldives 

Probinsya ng Aceh 

Malaysia 

Singapore 

South Sumatra 

Brunei 

Indonesia 

Vietnam 

Republika ng 

Pilipinas 

Taiwan 

Palau 

South 

Korea 

North 

Korea 

Japan 

Papua New 

Guinea 

Timor-Leste 

Solomon 

Islands 

Nauru 

Samoa 

Tuvalu 

Kiribati 

Cook Islands 

Vanuatu 

Fiji 

Tonga 

Australia 

Kabiserang 

Teritoryo ng Australia 

Victoria 

Western Australia 


Tasmania 

New 

Zealand 


Hawaii 


Seychelles 

Lux. 

Greenland 

Fyrom 

Albania 

32 estado 

19 estado 

8 estado 

6 na lungsod 

Europa: 

42 bansa at 

9 na mga entity 



Nakatuon ang mga batas na ito sa mga lesbyana, mga lalaking gay at mga 

gay at mga 

gay 

bisexual 

bisexual 

bisexual at sa mga 

at sa mga 

at sa mga 


bisexual 


bisexual 


bisexual 

. Sa ilang pagkakataon, angkop din ang mga batas na ito sa mga 



. Ang edisyong ito ng pandaigdigang mapa (Mayo 2013) ay pinangasiwaan 

ni Stephen Barris (ILGA). Disenyo: Eduardo Enoki. Batay ang mga datos na kinakatawan sa ulat 

na ito sa “State-Sponsored Homophobia: a world survey of laws. Criminalisation, protection and 

recognition of same-sex love - 2013”, isang ulat ng ILGA na inihanda nina Jingshu Zhu & Lucas Paoli 

Itaborahy (maaaring makita sa iba’t ibang wika sa www.ilga.org). Nagpapasalamat ang ILGA sa 

mga grupong nagbahagi sa taunang pagpapabuti sa mapang ito at sa GALANG Philippines para sa 

MGA KARAPATAN NG 






MGA KARAPATAN NG MGA LESBYANA AT 

GA LESBYANA AT 





GA LESBYANA AT GAY 

AY 

AY 

AY 

AY 

AY 

AY SA MUNDO 

SA MUNDO 

SA MUNDO 

SA MUNDO 

SA MUNDO 

SA MUNDO 

SA MUNDO 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY 

AY 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY 

AY 

AY SA MUNDO 

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AY 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY 

AY 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY 

AY 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY 

AY 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY 

AY 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY 

AY 

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AY 

AY 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY SA MUNDO 

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AY 

AY SA MUNDO 

AY 

WALANG TIYAK NA BATAS 

PAGKILALA 

kasal 

pantay (halos pantay) 

na kahalili ng kasal 

klarong mas mababang 

kahalili ng kasal 

PAGKILALA SA PAGSASAMANG SAME-SEX 

31 mga bansa at 35 na mga entity* 

JOINT ADOPTION O SABAY NA PAG-AAMPON 

14 mga bansa at 38 na mga entity* 

Joint adoption 

o sabay na pag-aampon 

PAG-UUSIG 

PARUSANG KAMATAYAN 

5 mga bansa at ilang bahagi ng Nigeria at Somalia 

PAGKABILANGGO 

71 mga bansa at 5 na mga entity.* 

Parusang kamatayan 

Pagkabilanggo mula 

14 na taon hanggang 

sentensyang 

panghabangbuhay 

Pagkabilanggo, 

walang tiyak na indikasyon 

ng haba/ 

pagpapalayas 

Pagkabilanggo 

hangang 14 

na taon 

hindi klaro: hindi 

tiyak na homophobic 

ang mga batas pero 

maaaring gamitin sa 

ganitong paraan. 

“Batas sa pagkakalat ng propaganda” na 

naghihigpit sa malayang pagpapahayag at 

pagsapi sa mga samahan 

Mga bansang nagpakilala ng mga batas 

na nagbabawal sa diskriminasyon batay 

sa oryentasyong sekswal 

Iraq: pag-uusig ng 

mga organisadong 

kinatawan na hindi 

kabilang sa estado / 

India: naghihintay

ILGA ANNUAL REPORT 2013 

In 2013, Renato Sabbadini was 

interviewed by the Japanese 

newspaper,The Tokyo and Chunichi 

Shimbun. Renato discussed the 

latest edition of the State-Sponsored 

Homophobia Report and ILGA’s new 

Lesbian and Gay Rights World Maps. 

Many thanks to the people who 

worked on the Japanese version 

of the map. It has been distributed 

widely throughout Japan. 

Grönland 

Kanada 

Alaska 

Washington 

Oregon 

Nevada 

California 

Colorado 


Wisconsin 

Illinois 

Iowa 

Vereinigte Staaten 

Vermont 

New York 

Connecticut 

Massachussets 

Rhode Island 

New Jersey 

Maryland 

Delaware 

Maine 

New Hampshire 

Hawaii 

Mexiko 

Coahuila 

Bundesbezirk 

Panama 

El Salvador 

Guatemala 

Honduras 

Nicaragua 

Costa Rica 

Bahamas 

Kuba 

Belize 

Jamaika 

Dom Rep 

Haiti 

Britische Jungferninseln 

Puerto Rico 

St. Vincent und die Grenadinen 

Grenada 

St. Kitts und Nevis 

Dominica 

Guyana 

St. Lucia 

Trinidad und Tobago 

Barbados 

Antigua und Barbuda 

Venezuela 

Französisch-Guayana 

Suriname 

Kolumbien 

Peru 

Ecuador 

Brasilien 

Argentinien 

Bolivien 

Paraguay 

Uruguay 

Buenos Aires 

Rosario 

Südafrika 

Madagaskar 

Mauritius 

Swasiland 

Lesotho 

Namibia 

Angola 

Mosambik 

Botswana 

Sambia 

Malawi 

Simbabwe 

Comoros 

Tansania 

Dem. Rep. 

Kongo 

Burundi 

Kenia 

Somalia 

Uganda 

Ruanda 

Gabun 

São Tomé und Príncipe 

Kongo 

Äquatorialguinea 

Nigeria 

Zentralafrikanische 

Republik 

Togo 

Kamerun 

Äthiopien 

Südsudan 

Benin 

Ghana 

Elfenbeinküste 

Liberia 

Sierra Leone 

Gambia 

Guinea-Bissau Guinea 

Burkina 

Faso 

Mauretanien 

Senegal 

Kap Verde 

Niger 

Mali 

Algerien 

Marokko 

Kanarische Inseln 

Ägypten 

Libyen 

Tunesien 

Sudan 

Tschad 

Eritrea 

Dschibuti 

Jemen 

Saudi- 

Arabien 

Malediven 

Seychellen 

Katar Vereinigte 

Arabische Emirate 

Oman 

Bahrain 

Kuwait 

Irak 

Iran 

Jordanien 

Israel 

Libanon 

Syrien 

Zypern 

Gaza 

Griechenland 

Malta 

Albanien 

Bosnien und Herz. 

Fyrom 

Serbien 

Kos. 

Mont. 

Rumänien 

Bulgarien 

Moldau 

Ungarn 

Kroatien 

Slowenien 

Spanien 

Portugal 

Andorra 

Gibraltar 

Frankreich 

Belgien 

Lux. 

Schweiz 

Österreich 

Deutschland 

Tschechische Rep. 

Dänemark 

Niederlande 

Irland 

Schweden 

Norwegen 

Island 

Finnland 

Estland 

Lettland 

Litauen 

Polen 

Ukraine 

Weißrussland 

Slowakei 

Türkei 

Armenien 

Georgien 

Aserbaidschan 

Kasachstan 

Turkmenistan 

Usbekistan 

Kirgisistan 

Tadschikistan 

Afghanistan 

Pakistan 

Indien 

China 

Nepal 

Bhutan 

Bangladesch 

Thailand 

Kambodscha 

Laos 

Myanmar 

Sri Lanka 

Provinz Aceh 

Süd-Sumatra 

Malaysia 

Singapur 

Brunei 

Indonesien 

Osttimor 

Vietnam 

Philippinen 

Palau 

Taiwan 

Russische Föderation 

Japan 

Mongolei 

Sürkorea 

Nordkorea 

Papua- 

Neuguinea 

Salomonen 

Nauru 

Samoa 

Tuvalu 

Kiribati 

Cook Insel 

Vanuatu 

Fidschi 

Tonga 

Norfolkinsel 

Australisches 

Hauptstadt Territorium 

Victoria 

West-Australien 

Neusüdwales 

Australien 

Neuseeland 

32 Staaten 

19 Staaten 

10 Staaten 

8 Staaten 

6 Städte 

Europa: 

41 Länder und 

10 Regionen/Kommunen 

14 Regionen/Kommunen 

Vereinigtes 

Königreich 

3 Regionen/ 

Kommunen 

erhältlich ist. ILGA dankt den Gruppen, die zur jährlichen Aktualisierung beigetragen haben und 

insbesondere dem LSVD für diese Version. 

RECHTSVORSCHRIFTEN 

ANERKENNUNG 

Ehe 

gleich (fast gleichen) 

Ersatz für die Ehe 

deutlich minderwertiger 

Ersatz für die Ehe 

ANERKENNUNG VON GLEICHGESCHLECHTLICHEN PARTNERSCHAFTEN 

31 Länder und 35 Regionen * 

GEMEINSAME ADOPTION 


Gemeinsame Adoption 

Gesetze zum Verbot der 

Diskriminierung aufgrund der 

sexuellen Orientierung 

VERFOLGUNG 

TODESSTRAFE 

5 Länder und Teile von Nigeria und Somalia 

HAFTSTRAFE 


Todesstrafe 

Freitheitsstrafe 

von 14 Jahren bis 

zu lebenslanger 

Freiheitsstrafe 

Freiheitsstrafe, 

ohne genaue 

Angabe über 

deren Dauer 

Irak: verfolgung 

durch 

organisierte 

nicht staatliche 

Täter / Indien: 

gesetz, zu dem 

ein Gerichturteil 

Freiheitsstrafe 

bis zu 14 Jahren 

Unklar: Gesetzgebung 

ist nicht explizit 

homophob, doch kann 

so angewendet werden 

"Propagandagesetz", 

das die Rede- und 

Versammlungsfreiheit 

einschränkt 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*これらの法律は、レズビアン、ゲイ男性、バイセクシュアルや、同性間行為あるいは同性間の関係 



にある人々を対象としたものです。トランスジェンダーやインターセックスの人々に適用されること 

もあります。本世界地図 (2013 年 5 月版 ) 作成にあたっては、スティーブン・バリス(ILGA)がコーディ 

ネート、エドアルド・エノキがデザインを担当しました。本地図中のデータは、ILGA 報告書「国家に 

よるホモフォビア: 法律に関する世界調査刑罰、保護、同性愛の承認 2013」(ジンシュ・ズー、 

ルーカス・パオリ・イタボラティ)に基づくものです。報告書はwww.ilga.orgでさまざまな言語でご覧 

いただけます。この場を借りて、ILGAより、2013 年版本地図の作成に関わったすべての団体とGay 

同性愛者の人権の視点から見た世界 




世界における同性愛者の権利 












特定の法律なし 

性的指向を理由とした差別を禁 

止する法律を整備している国 

承認 

婚姻 

婚姻と同等 

(またはほぼ同等 ) 

な代替制度 

明らかに婚 

姻に劣る代 

替制度 

同性カップルの承認 

31か国および35 地域 * 

カップル共同養子縁組 

14か国および38 地域 * 

カップル 

共同養子縁組 

迫害 

死刑 

5カ国とナイジェリアおよびソマリアの一部 

禁固刑 

71カ国および5 地域 * 

死刑 

14 年以上の禁固刑あ 

るいは終身刑 

明確な期間の定めの 

ない禁固刑 

イラク: 非国家主体 

による迫害 / 

インド: 裁判所が 

法律について 

審理中 

最高 14 年の禁固刑 

不明 = 明示的に同 

性愛嫌悪的ではない 

が、同性愛者を迫害 

するために用いられ 

かねない法律 

表現と集会の自由を制限する「プロパガンダ法」 

3 entidades 

Canadá 

Alaska 

EE. UU 

Washington 

Oregon 

Nevada 

California 

Colorado 

Rhode Island 

New Jersey 


Wisconsin 

Illinois 

Iowa 

Nuevo Hampshire 

Nueva York 

Connecticut 

Massachussets 

Vermont 

Maryland 

Delaware 

Maine 

México 

Coahuila 

Distrito Federal 

Hawái 

Panamá 

El Salvador 

Guatemala 

Honduras 

Nicaragua 

Costa Rica 

Cuba 

Belice 

Jamaica 

Bahamas 

Rep. Dominicana 

Islas Virgenes 

Puerto Rico 

Haiti 

San Vincente / 

Granadinas 

San Cristobal y Nevis 

Granada 

Santa Lucia 

Trinidad y Tobago 

Antigua y Barbuda 

Dominica 

Barbados 

Colombia 

Venezuela 

Guayana Francesa 

Surinam 

Guyana 

Perú 

Ecuador 

Brasil 

Argentina 

Bolivia 

Paraguay 

Uruguay 

Buenos Aires 

Rosario 

Namibia 

Sudáfrica 

Madagascar 

Mauricio 

Mozambique 

Botsuana 

Zambia 

Swazilandia 

Lesotho 

Zimbabwe 

Comores 

Maldivas 

Seychelles 

Angola 

Malawi 

Tanzania 

Rep. Dem. 

del Congo 

Burundi 

Kenia 

Gabón 

Uganda 

Ruanda 

Congo 

Camerún 

San Tomé y Príncipe 

Guinea Ecuatorial 

Togo 

Ghana 

Costa de 

Marfil 

Liberia 

Sierra Leona 

Rep. Guinea 

Gambia 

Guinea Bissau 

Mauritania 

Burkina 

Faso 

Senegal 

Cabo Verde 

Niger 

Nigeria 

Benín 

Malí 

Argelia 

Marruecos 

Ilhas Canárias 

Egipto 

Libia 

Túnez 

Sudán 

Chad 

Rep. 

Centroafricana 

Etiopía 

Sudán 

del Sur 

Eritrea 

Somalia 

Yibuti 

Yemen 

Catar 

E.A.U. 

Omán 

Arabia 

Saudita 

Jordania 

Kuwait 

Bahrein 

Israel 

Líbano 

Siria 

Iraq 

Gaza 

Turquia 

Chipre 

Malta 

Irán 

Afganistán 

Pakistán 

India 

Nepal 

Bután 

Bangladés 

Kirguistán 

Tadjikistan 

Turkmenistan 

Uzbekistán 

China 

Kazajstán 

Mongolia 

Armenia 

Azerb. 

Georgia 

Rumanía 

Bulgaria 

Ucrania 

Moldova 

Grecia 

Albania Arym 

Serbia 

Kos. 

Mont. 

Italia 

Bosnia-Herz. 

Croacia 

Eslovenia 

Austria 

Hungría 

Eslovaquia 

España 

Portugal 

Gibraltar 

Suiza 

Francia 

Bélgica 

Lux. 

Dinamarca 

Holanda 

Irlanda 

Reino Unido 

Finlandia 

Noruega 

Islandia 

Estonia 

Suecia 

Polonia Bielorrusia 

Lituania 

Letonia 

Alemania 

Rep. Checa 

Andorra 

Federación Rusa 

Tailandia 

Camboya 

Laos 

Myanmar 

Sri Lanka 

Provincia 

de Aceh 

Sumatra del Sur 

Malasia 

Singapur 

Brunei 

Indonesia 

Vietnam 

Filipinas 

Palau 


Taiwan 

Japón 

Corea 

del Sur 

Corea del 

Norte 

Papúa-Nueva 

Guinea 

Islas 

Salomón 

Nauru 

Samoa 

Tuvalu 

Kiribati 

Vanuatu 

Fiyi 

Islas Cook 

Tonga 

Isla Norfolk 

Nueva 

Zelanda 

Territorio de la 

Capital Australiana 

Australia 

Occidental 

Victoria 

Nueva Gales del Sur 

Tasmania 

Australia 

Groenlandia 

8 estados 

6 ciudades 

32 estados 

19 estados 

10 estados 

14 entidades 

Europa: 

41 países 

y 10 entidades 

NINGUNA LEGISLACIÓN 

ESPECÍFICA 

PERSECUCIÓN 

Pena de muerte 

Prisión desde 14 años 

hasta sentencia de 

cadena perpetua 

Prisión, sin indicación 

de la duración / 

destierro 

Prisión hasta 

14 años 

PENA DE MUERTE 

5 países y regiones de Nigeria y Somalia 

PRISIÓN / CASTIGO FÍSICO 

71 países y 5 entidades* 

Estas leyes están enfocadas a lesbianas, gays y bisexuales y a actividades y relaciones 

entre personas del mismo sexo. En algunas ocasiones también se aplican a personas trans 

e intersex. La edición de este mapa (mayo 2013) ha sido coordinada por Stephen Barris 

(ILGA). Diseño: Renné Ramos & Eduardo Enoki. Los datos mostrados en este mapa se basan 

en el informe "Homofobia de Estado. Un estudio mundial jurídico sobre la criminalización, 

protección y reconocimiento del amor entre personas del mismo sexo - 2013", un informe 

ILGA por Jingshu Zhu & Lucas Paoli Itaborahy (disponible en www.ilga.org en varios 

idiomas). ILGA agradece a los grupos que contribuyeron a la actualización de este año. 

Poco claro: 

legislación no 

específicamente 

homofóbica pero que 

podría ser utilizada 

como tal 

Iraq: 

persecución por 

parte de agentes 

organizados no 

estatales / Índia: 

legislación a la 

espera de una 

"Ley de Propaganda" 

restrictiva de la 

libertad expresión y 

de asociación 

PROTECCIÓN 

LEYES ANTI-DISCRIMINATORIAS 


Leyes que prohíben la 

discriminación debido a la 

orientación sexual 

RECONOCIMIENTO 

RECONOCIMIENTO DE UNIONES DEL MISMO SEXO 


ADOPCIÓN CONJUNTA 


Matrimonio 

Sustituto igual 

(o casi identico) 

de matrimonio 

Sustituto claramente 

inferior al matrimonio 

Adopción 

conjunta 

Canada 

Alaska 

U.S.A. 

Messico 

Washington 

Oregon 

Nevada 

California 

Vermont 


Wisconsin 

Illinois 

Iowa 

New York 

Colorado 

Connecticut 

Massachussets 

Rhode Island 

New Jersey 

Maryland 

Delaware 

New Hampshire 

Maine 

Coahuila 

Distretto federale 

Panama 

El Salvador 

Guatemala 

Nicaragua 

Costa Rica 

Honduras 

Belize 

Cuba 

Jamaica 

Haiti 

The Bahamas 


Porto Rico 

Dominica 

St. Lucia 

St. Vincent 

Grenada 

Trinidad e Tobago 

Barbados 



Guiana francese 

Suriname 

Guyana 

Colombia 

Venezuela 

Ecuador 

Bolivia 

Perù 

Brasile 

Paraguay 

Argentina 

Uruguay 

Buenos Aires 

Rosario 

Namibia 

Madagascar 

Botswana 

Swaziland 

Lesotho 

Zimbabwe 

Angola 

Mozambico 

Zambia 

Malawi 

Rep. Dem. 

Del Congo 

Mauritius 

Comore 

Tanzania 

Burundi 

Uganda 

Ruanda 

Kenya 

Sud 

Sudan 

Somalia 

Etiopia 

Eritrea 

Gibuti 

Sudan 

Chad 

Egitto 

Niger 

Libia 

Algeria 

Tunisia 

Marocco 

Mauritania 

Isole Canarie 

Capo Verde 

Gambia 

Senegal 

Sierra Leone 

Guinea 

Guinea-Bissau 

Costa 

d'Avorio 

Liberia 

Togo 

Ghana 

Nigeria 

Benin 

Mali 

Burkina 

Faso 

Repubblica 

Centrafricana 

Camerun 


Guinea Equatoriale 

Gabon 

Congo 

Qatar 

Emirati 

Arabi Uniti 

Yemen 

Oman 

Bahrain 

Kuwait 

Arabi 

Saudita 

Libano 

Siria 

Iraq 

Cypro 

Israele 

Ghaza 

Giordania 

Turchia 

Grecia 

Malta 

Italia 

Spagna 

Portogallo 

Gibraltar 

Andorra 

Francia 

Svizzera 

Paesi Bassi 

Belgio 

Irlanda 

Regno 

Unito 

Danimarca 

Finlandia 

Svezia 

Norvegia 

Islanda 

Lithuania 

Lettonia 

Estonia 

Germania 

Polonia 

Bielorussia 

Austria 

Rep. Ceca 

Ungheria 

Slovacchia 

Romania 

Moldavia 

Ucraina 

Croazia 

Slovenia 

Bosnia & Erz. 

Mont. 

Serbia 

Kos. 

Bulgaria 

Russia 

Kazakistan 

Mongolia 

Armenia 

Georgia 

Azerb. 

Turkmenistan 

Kirghizistan 

Tagikistan 

Uzbekistan 

Iran 

Afghanistan 

Pakistan 

India 

Bangladesh 

Nepal 

Bhutan 

Cina 

Myanmar 

Thailandia 

Cambogia 

Lao 

Sri Lanka 

Maldive 

Aceh 

Malesia 

Singapore 

Sumatra 

meridionale 

Brunei 

Indonesia 

Vietnam 

Filippine 

Taiwan 

Palau 

Corea 

del Sud 

Corea 

del Nord 

Giappone 

Papua 

Nuova Guinea 

Timor-Leste 

Isole 

Salomone 

Nauru 

Samoa 

Tuvalu 

Kiribati 

Isole Cook 

Vanuatu 

Fiji 

Tonga 

Australia 

Territorio della 

capitale australiana 

Australia 

Occidentale 

Victoria 

Nuovo Galles del Sud 

Tasmania 

Nuova 

Zelanda 

Isola Norfolk 

Hawaii 

Isole Vergini 

Seychelles 

Luss. 

Groenlandia 

Europa: 

41 paesi 

e 10 entità 

Fyrom 

Albania 

32 stati 

19 stati 

10 stati 

14 entità 

8 stati 

6 città 

3 entità 

RICONOSCIMENTO 

Matrimonio 

Sostituto del matrimonio 

con eguali 

o simili diritti 

Sostituto del 

matrimonio con meno 

diritti riconosciuti 

RICONOSCIMENTO DELLE UNIONI OMOSESSUALI 

31 paesi e 35 entità* 

ADOZIONE CONGIUNTA 


*Queste leggi prendono di mira lesbiche, gay e bisessuali nonché attività e relazioni omosessuali. 



A volte si applicano anche a persone trans e intersessuali. Questa edizione della mappa mondiale 

(Maggio 2013) é stata coordinata da Stephen Barris (ILGA). Design: Eduardo Enoki. I dati raffigurati in 

questa mappa sono tratti da "State-Sponsored Homophobia: a world survey of laws. Criminalisation, 

protection and recognition of same-sex love - 2013” un rapporto ILGA di Jingshu Zhu & Lucas Paoli 

Itaborahy disponibile su www.ilga.org in varie lingue. ILGA ringrazia i gruppi che hanno contributo 

all'aggiornamento annuale e l'Associazione Radicale Certi Diritti per il loro aiuto nella produzione 

della versione italiana. 

NESSUNA LEGISLAZIONE 

SPECIFICA 

IL MONDO DAL PUNTO D 















PERSECUZIONI 

PENA DI MORTE 

5 paesi e parte della Nigeria e della Somalia 

INCARCERAZIONE 


Pena di morte 

Incarcerazione 

da 14 anni sino 

all’ergastolo 

Incarcerazione senza 

precisa indicazione del 

termine/ Espulsione 

Iraq: persecuzione 

operata da agenti 

organizzati non 

Incarcerazione fino 

ai 14 anni 

Non chiaro: 

legislazione non 

specificamente 

omofoba, ma che 

può essere usata 

con tali finalità 

"Legge anti-propaganda" che limita la liberta' 

di espressione e associazione 

Leggi che proibiscono le 

discriminazioni basate 

sull’orientamento sessuale 

Adozione congiunta 

Аляска 

Канада 

Вашингтон 

Орегон 

Невада 

Калифорния 

Колорадо 

Айова 

Нью-Йорк 

Висконсин 

Иллинойс 

Вермонт 

Вашингтон 

(округ Колумбия) 

Нью-Гэмпшир 

Мэн 

Массачусетс 

Род-Айленд 

Коннектикут 

Нью-Джерси 

Мэриленд 

Делавэр 

Гавайи 

Соединённые Штаты Америки 

Гренландия 

Мексика 

Коауила 

Федеральный 

округ 

Коста-Рика 

Панама 

Никарагуа 

Сальвадор 

Гватемала 

Гондурас 

Ямайка 

Куба 

Белиз 

Виргинские острова 

Пуэрто-Рико 

Багамы 

Доминиканская Республика 

Гаити 

Гренада 

Сент-Китс и Невис 

Сент-Винсент 

Антигуа и Барбуда 

Доминика 

Сент-Люсия 

Барбадос 

Тринидад и Тобаго 

Гайана 

Суринам 

Французская Гвиана 

Колумбия 

Венесуэла 

Эквадор 

Аргентина 

Боливия 

Чили 

Парагвай 

Перу 

Уругвай 

Росарио 

Буэнос-Айрес 

Бразилия 

Маврикий 

Мадагаскар 

Зимбабве 

Лесото 

Свазиленд 

Южно-АфриканскаяРеспублика 

Ботсвана 

Намибия 

Коморы 

Малави 

Мозамбик 

Замбия 

Ангола 

Танзания 

Мальдивы 

Сейшельские 

Острова 

Бурунди 

Руанда 

Уганда 

ДР Конго 

Сомали 

Кения 

Республика 

Конго 

Габон 

Центрально- 

Африканская 

Республика 

Камерун 

Экваториальная Гвинея 

Сан-Томе и Принсипи 

Нигерия 

Бенин 

Того 

Гана 

Кот-д’ 

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Гвинея 

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с браком 

ясно 

недооцениваются по 

сравнению с браком 

ОдНОПОлыЕ сОюЗы ПРИЗНАНы 

в 31 государствах и 35 территориальных единицах* 

сОвмЕстНОЕ усыНОвлЕНИЕ 

в 14 государствах и 38 территориальных единицах 

Эти законы направлены на лесбиянок, геев, бисексуалов, а так же на отношения 

между людьми одного пола. Иногда эти законы применяются к трасгендерным и 

интерсексуальным людям. Составление данной карты мира (Май 2013) координировал 

Стивен Бэррис (ILGA). Оформление: Эдуардо Эноки. Источник представленных 

на карте данных – составленный Жингшу Жу и Лукасом Паоли Итаборахи отчетом 

ILGA «State-Sponsored Homophobia: a world survey of laws. Criminalisation, 

protection and recognition of same-sex love – 2013” («Гомофобия, 

поддерживаемая государством: мировой обзор законов. Криминализация, защита и 

признание однополой любви – 2013» ) (доступно на разных языках на сайте www. 

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обновление данных и Российскую ЛГБТ-сеть за её адаптацию на русский язык. 

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сексуальной ориентации 

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свободу слова и ассоциаций 

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усыновление 

ںیہن یزاس نوناق صوصخم یئوک 

توم ےئازس 

ات دیق لاس ہدوچ 

دیقرمع 

ےکسا ای تخانش یسنج وج) ںیئازس 

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تومےئازس 

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لاس ہدوچ ہک وج دیق 

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تحاضو یک ےینارود 

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ہنیبم ماہبااسیا مہات ںیہن 

دارفا یسنج مہ رپ روط 

ایک لامعتسا فلاخ ےک 

۔ےہ اتکس اج 

راہظا ٔیدازآ رپ انِب یک سج "نوناق اڈنیگپارپ" 

۔ےہ یتکس گل نغدق رپ قح ےک یدنب ہورگو 

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ناچہپ یک قوقح 

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ے ّصح یتسایر 35 روا کلمام 31 

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ے ّصح یتسایر 38 روا کلمام 14 

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)ربارب ًابیرقت ای( ربارب 

قوقح ےسیج یداش روا 

عضاو ےئلیک ںوڑوج یسنج مہ 

قوقح رتمک ےس یداش ماعرپ روط 

رک ےل ہچبرپ روط ینوناق 

)اڑوج روطب( قح اک ےنلاپ 

वाशिंगटन 

ऑरेगोन 

कोलोराडो 

आयोवा 

वाशिंगटन, डी.सी. 

रोड आइलैंड 

कनेक्टिकट 

न्यू जर्सी 

मेरीलैंड 

कोवाविला 

संघीय जिला 

फ़्रेंच गयाना 

माला 

ब्यूएनोस ऐरेस 

भूटान 

32 राज्यों 



14 संस्थाओं 


6 शहरों 

3 संस्थाओं 

यूरोप: 

41 देशों 

और 10 संस्थाओं 

कोई िवशष कानून 

नह 

मायता 

समलैंिगक दाम्पत्यों को मान्यता 

३१ श एवं ३५ राय 

संयत गोद 

१४ श एवं ३८ राय 

ारा सर 

ारा सर 

 

ा 

ा 

 

भेदभाव-िवरोधी कानून 

६५ श एव ८५ राय* 


६५ श एव ८५ राय* 


वह श जो योन आचरण पर आधािरत 

भदभाव िव कानून जरी िकय 

इन कानून को बनाया गया समलिगक (िबयन एवं ) तथा उभयलिगक लोग, या उन सबध व गितविधय को 

ित कर। कभी कभी यह स तथा इटरसस लोग पर भी कायरत हो । िव मानिच इस सकरण (मई 

२०१३) को इगा टीफन बिरस समिवत िकया। एडवाड एनोिक इस का िडज़ाइन िकया। इस मानिच पर जो 

तय दशए गए वह इगा ारा कािशत िरपो "राय ायोिजत समलिगक िवरोधी भय : कानन की एक िव सवण| 

समलिगक ेम एवं आचरण का अपराधीकरण, सरा और मायता - २०१३” िलए गए | इस िरपो लेखक िझगश 

झ तथा लकस पावली इताबोराही (िविभन भाषाय यह िरपो www.ilga.org पर उपलध )। इस वाषक काशन 

िजन गठ सहयोग िदया, इगा उ तथा िदली अिधकार संगठन तो इस हदी संकरण िलए धयवाद ती । 

िव में समलैंिगक अिधकार 

उपीड़न 

मयदड 

१४ साल कर जीवन 

पयत कारावास 

कारावास, पर उस की 

अविध िवषय कोई 

िनदश नह िदया गया / 

िनवसन 

इराक: गैर सरकारी वग 

ारा उपीड़न / 

भारत: कानून को उचतम 

यायलय की वीकित 

िमलना बािक 

१४ साल तक कारावास 

मयदड 

५ श तथा नायजीिरय एव सोमािलया कछ भागो 

कारावास 

७१ श एव ६ राय * 

अप: कानन पट प समलगक 

वरोधी नह मगर समलगक व 

इतमाल कया जा सकता 

"चार कानून" जो अिभयि 

और संगिठत होने की वतंता 

को सीिमत करती हो। 

िववाह 

िववाह के सामान 

(लगभग समान) 

मान्यता 

िववाह से स्पष्ट 

रूप से हीन 

मान्यता 

संयत गोद 

Grenland 

Kanada 

Aljaska 

Oregon 

Nevada 

Kalifornija 

Kolorado 

Vašington 

Vermont 

Njujork 

Vašington D.C. 

Viskonsin 

Ilinois 

Ajova 

Nju Hempšir 

Mejn 

Masačusets 

Roud Ajland 

Konektikat 

Nju Džerzi 

Merilend 

Delaver 

Sjedinjene Države 

Meksiko 

Havaji 

Koahuila 

Federalni okrug 

Gvatemala 

Salvador 

Kostarika 

Panama 

Nikaragva 

Honduras 

Bahami 

Kuba 

Dominikanska Rep. 

Jamajka 

Belize 

Portoriko 

Britanski Djevičanski Otoci 

Haiti 

Grenada 

Sveti Vincent 

Sveti Kristofer i Nevis 

Antigva i Barbuda 

Dominika 

Sveta Lucija 

Barbados 

Trinidad i Tobago 

Venezuela 

Gvajana 

Surinam 

Francuska Gvajana 

Bolivija 

Paragvaj 

Ekvador 

Kolumbija 

Brazil 

Argentina 

Urugvaj 

Buenos Aires 

Rozario 

Mauricijus 

Bocvana 

Namibija 

Lesoto 

Svaziland 

Južna Afrika 

Madagaskar 

Zimbabve 

Komori 

Tanzanija 

Sejšeli 

Mozambik 

Angola 

Malavi 

Zambija 

Kenija 

Somalija 

Maldivi 

Burundi 

Ruanda 

Uganda 

Dem. Rep. 

Kongo 

Kongo 

Kamerun 

Gabon 

Ekvatorijalna Gvineja 

Sveti Toma i Princip 

Džibuti 

Etiopija 

Južni Sudan 

Srednjoafrička 

Republika 

Nigerija 

Benin 

Togo 

Gana 

Obala 

Bjelokosti 

Gambija 

Gvineja 

Gvineja-Bissau 

Liberija 

Sijera Leone 

Mauritanija 

Kanarski otoci 

Kapverdi 

Senegal 

Saudijska 

Arabija 

Alžir 

Maroko 

Tunis 

Libija 

Egipat 

Sudan 

Mali 

Niger 

Čad 

Burkina Faso 

Jemen 

Oman 

Eritreja 

Bahrein 

Katar 

U. A. E. 

Irak 

Iran 

Izrael 

Jordan 

Libanon 

Sirija 

Kuvajt 

Grčka 

Cipar 

Palestina 

Malta 

Albanija 

Bugarska 

Crna Gora 

BJR Makedonija 

Kos. 

Srbija 

Francuska 

Portugal 

Španija 

Italija 

Bosna i Herc. 

Slovenija 

Andora 

Gibraltar 

Hrvatska 

Mađarska 

Moldova 

Rumunija 

Ukrajina 

Slovačka 

Austrija 

Češka Republika 

Belgija 

Švajcarska 

Luksemburg 

Belorusija 

Poljska 

Nemačka 

Norveška 

Danska 

Ujedinjeno 

Kraljevstvo 

Nizozemska 

Irska 

Island 

Latvija 

Litva 

Estonija 

Finska 

Švedska 

Turska 

Armenija 

Gruzija 

Kazahstan 

Uzbekistan 

Kirgistan 

Turkmenistan 

Tadžikistan 

Azerbejdžan 

Afganistan 

Pakistan 

Indija 

Nepal 

Bangladeš 

Butan 

Kina 

Mongolija 

Rusija 

Japan 

Sjeverna 

Koreja 

Južna 

Koreja 

Kambodža 

Tajland 

Filipini 

Tajvan 

Vijetnam 

Malezija 

Palau 

Laos 

Mjanmar 

Brunej 

Šri Lanka 

Južna Sumatra 

Aceh 

Indonezija 

Singapur 

Istočni Timor 

Papua Nova 

Gvineja 

Nauru 

Solomonski 

Otoci 

Samoa 

Tonga 

Fidži 

Kiribati 

Tuvalu 

Vanuatu 

Kukova Ostrva 

Australija 

Novi 

Zeland 

Otok Norfolk 

Novi Južni Wales 

Viktorija 

Zapadna 

Australija 

Teritorija 

Australijske prestonice 

Tasmanija 

F 

10 država 

32 država 

19 država 

8 država 

6 gradova 

14 entiteta 

Evropa: 

41 zemlje 

i 10 entiteta 

3 entiteta 

PRIZNAVANJE 

Brak 

Jednaka (gotovo jednaka) 

zamjena za brak 

Očigledno inferiorna 

zamjena za brak 

PRIZNAVANJE ISTOPOLNOG PARTNERSTVA 

31 zemalja i 35 entiteta* 

USVAJANJE 


*Ovi zakoni se odnose na lezbejke, gej muškarce i biseksualne osobe kao i na istopolne aktivnosti i 





odnose. U nekim slučajevima, oni se takođe mogu primjeniti na trans i interseks osobe. Ovo izdanje 

svjetsje mape (Maj 2013) je koordinisano od strane Stephen Barrisa (ILGA). Dizajn : Eduardo Enoki. 

Podaci predstavljeni u ovoj mapi su bazirani na " Homofobija pod pokroviteljstvom države : svjetsko 

istraživanje zakona. Kriminalizacija, zaštita i priznavanje istopolne ljubavi - 2012", izvještaj ILGA-e od 

autora Jingshu Zhu & Lucas Paoli Itaborahy dostupan je na različitim jezicima na www.ilga.org. ILGA 

zahvaljuje grupama koje su doprinijele ovoj godišnjoj dopuni i LGBT Forum Progrsu za ovu verziju. 

SK 

UA NA 

LEZBEJSK 

SK 

LEZBEJSK 

SKA, GEJ, 

, GEJ, 

, GEJ 

, GEJ, 

GEJ, 

, GEJ, BI 

BI 

BISEKSU 

SEKSU 

SE 

SEKSU 

EKS 

SEKSU 

KSUA 

SEKSUAL 

UAL 

UAL 

ALNA 

NA 

NA 

NA, 

LEZBEJSKA I GEJ PRAVA U 







LEZBEJSKA I GEJ PRAVA U SVIJETU 

JETU 

JETU 

JETU 

JETU 

JETU 

JETU 

BEZ ODREĐENOG 

ZAKONA 

KRIVIČNO GONJENJE 

SMRTNA KAZNA 

5 zemalja i djelovi Nigerije i Somalije 

ZATVORSKA KAZNA 


Smrtna kazna 

Zatvorska kazna 

od 14 godina do 

doživotne zatvorske 

kazne 

Zatvorska kazna, 

bez detaljne 

naznake o dužini/ 

progonstvu 

Irak: krivicno 

gonjenje od strane 

organizovanih lica 

koji nisu drzavni 

organi / Indija: Zakon 

Zatvorska kazna 

do 14 godina 

Nejasno: 

zakonske odredbe 

nisu posebno 

homofobične ali se 

mogu koristiti kao 

takve 

Zakoni koji zabranjuju 

diskriminaciju na osnovu 

seksualne orjentacije 

"Zakon o propagandama", uskraćenje 

slobode izražavanja i okupljanja 

Usvajanje 

Canadá 

Alasca 

Estados Unidos 

da América 

Connecticut 

Rhode Island 

Nova Jersey 


Wisconsin 

Illinois 

Maine 

Iowa 

Washington 

Oregon 

Nevada 

Califórnia 

Massachussets 

Nova Hampshire 

Vermont 

Nova Iorque 

Colorado 

Maryland 

Delaware 

Havaí 

México 

Cuba 

Panamá 

El Salvador 

Guatemala 

Belize 

Honduras 

Nicarágua 

Costa Rica 

Jamaica 

Coahuila 

Distrito Federal 

Bahamas 


Ilhas Virgens 

Porto Rico 

Dominica 

Santa Lúcia 

São Vincente e 

Granadinas 

Grenada 

Trinidad e Tobago 

Barbados 

Antígua e Barbuda 

São Crist. e Névis 

Haiti 

Argentina 

Bolívia 

Colômbia 

Venezuela 

Peru 

Brasil 

Guiana Francesa 

Suriname 

Guiana 

Chile 

Equador 

Paraguai 

Uruguai 

Buenos Aires 

Rosario 

Quênia 

Somália 

Namíbia 

Tanzania 

República Dem. 

do Congo 

Angola 

Madagascar 

Maurício 

Moçambique 

Botsuana 

Zâmbia 

Gabão 

Uganda 

Suazilândia 

Malauí 

Burundi 

Ruanda 

São Tomé e Príncipe 

Zimbábue 

Congo 

Guiné Equatorial 

Comores 

Seicheles 

Sudão 

Sudão 

do Sul 

Egito 

Niger 

Mauritânia 

Mali 

Nigéria 

Líbia 

Chade 

Argélia 

Rep. 

Centro-Africana 

Tunísia 

Marrocos 

Togo 

Benin 

Gana 

Costa 

do Marfim 

Libéria 

Serra Leoa 

Guiné 

Burkina 

Fasso 

Gâmbia 

Camarões 

Ilhas Canárias 

Senegal 

Guiné-Bissau 

Cabo Verde 

Etiópia 

Eritrea 

Djibuti 

Jordânia 

Israel 

Líbano 

Kuwait 

Catar 

Barein 

E.A.U. 

Iêmen 

Síria 

Iraque 

Irã 

Omã 

Arábia 

Saudita 

Maldivas 

Turquia 

Grécia 

Chipre 

Malta 

Armênia 

Azerb. 

Geórgia 

Gaza 

Espanha 

França 

Portugal 

Gibraltar 

Áustria 

Itália 

Alemanha 

Hungria Romênia 

Bulgária 

Ucrânia 

Rep. Tcheca 

Eslováquia 

Albania 

Moldávia 

Lux. 

Bósnia e Herz. 

Croácia 

Eslovênia 

Suíça 

Arim 

Sérvia 

Kos. 

Mont. 

Andorra 

Noruega 

Dinamarca 

Holanda 

Bélgica 

Irlanda 

Islândia 

Reino 

Unido 

Finlândia 

Suécia 

Polônia Bielorrússia 

Lituânia 

Letônia 

Estônia 

Federação Russa 

Quirguistão 

Tajiquistão 

China 

Cazaquistão 

Turcomenistão 

Uzbequistão 

Mongólia 

Afeganistão 

Paquistão 

Índia 

Nepal 

Butão 

Bangladesh 

Tailândia 

Camboja 

Sri Lanka 

Aceh 

Sumatra do Sul 

Laos 

Miamar 

Vietnã 

Taiwan 

Malásia 

Singapura 

Papua Nova 

Guiné 

Brunei 

Filipinas 

Palau 

Ilhas 

Salomão 

Timor Leste 

Nauru 

Indonésia 

Japão 

Coreia 

do Sul 

Coreia 

do Norte 

Vanuatu 

Fiji 

Samoa 

Ocidental 

Tonga 

Tuvalu 

Quiribáti 

Ilhas Cook 

Austrália 

Nova 

Zelândia 

Ilha Norfolk 

Território da 

Capital da Austrália 

Austrália 

Ocidental 

Nova Gales do Sul 

Victoria 

Nova Caledônia 

Tasmânia 

32 estados 

19 estados 

8 estados 

6 cidades 

14 entidades 

10 estados 

Europa: 

41 países e 

10 entidades 

3 entidades 

SEM LEGISLAÇÃO 

RECONHECIMENTO 

Casamento 

União que substitui o casamento 

igual (ou quase igual ao casamento) 

União que substitui o casamento 

com um estatuto claramente 

inferior ao casamento 

RECONHECIMENTO DE UNIÕES ENTRE PESSOAS DO MESMO SEXO 

31 países e 35 entidades* 

ADOÇÃO CONJUNTA 


Adoção conjunta 

PROTEÇÃO 

LEIS ANTI-DISCRIMINAÇÃO 

PROTEÇÃO 

LEIS ANTI-DISCRIMINAÇÃO 

PROTEÇÃO 


Países com leis que proíbem 

a discriminação com base 

na orientação sexual 

PENALIZAÇÃO 

PENA DE MORTE 

5 países e partes da Nigéria e Somália 

APRISIONAMENTO / CASTIGOS CORPORAIS 


Pena de morte 

Prisão entre 14 anos 

até prisão perpétua 

Prisão, sem 

indicação 

de duração / 

banimento 

Iraque: 

perseguição 

por agentes 

não ligados 

ao Estado / 

Índia: legislação 

aguardando 

tribunal 

Prisão até 

14 anos 

Impreciso: Legislação 

não especificamente 

homofóbica, mas que 

pode ser utilizada 

como tal 

“Lei da Propaganda”, 

que restringe 

a liberdade de 

expressão e 

associação 

* Estas leis são dirigidas à lésbicas, homens gays, bissexuais e à atos sexuais e 

relacionamentos entre pessoas do mesmo sexo. Por vezes, também se aplicam às pessoas 

trans e intersexo. Esta edição do mapa mundial (Maio de 2013) foi coordenada por Stephen 

Barris (ILGA). Design: Eduardo Enoki. Os dados representados neste mapa baseiam-se em 

"Homofobia do Estado, uma pesquisa jurídica sobre criminalização, proteção e reconhecimento 

do amor do mesmo sexo - 2013", um relatório da ILGA elaborado por Jingshu Zhu & Lucas Paoli 

Itaborahy (disponível em www.ilga.org em várias línguas). A ILGA agradece aos grupos que 

contribuíram para a atualização anual.

ILGA IN 2013 

Financial 

information 

This summary is based on ILGA 

audited accounts for 2012 and 

2013. The total expenditure in 

2013 was 968,895 EUR compared 

to 651,189 EUR in 2012 whilst 

the total income for 2013 was 

976,164 EUR which increased 

from 660,384 EUR in 2012. ILGA 

ended the year with a positive 

result of 7,269 EUR. 

BALANCE SHEET 

for years ending December 31, 2012 & 2013 

2012 2013 

Tangible Assets 935 425 

Financial Assets 7,174 7,223 

Current Assets 

Trade debtors 9,291 9,556 

Other amounts 

receivable 

474,797 120,147 

Cash at bank 369,469 275.048 

Deferred charges & 

accrued income 

10 7 

Total Assets 861,675 412,409 

Liabilities 

Current liabilities 777,164 744,048 

Provisions 

Reserves 108,432 117,627 

Total Liabilities 885,597 861,675 

STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES 

for years ending December 31, 2012 & 2013 

2012 2013 

Income 

Core income 523,424 586,290 

Project income 136,960 389,874 

Total Income 660,384 976,164 

Expenses 

Operational capacity 517,177 714,845 

Direct project costs 134,012 254,050 

Total Expenses 651,189 968,895 

Surplus of the year 9,196 7,269 


A 

ILGA’S ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE IN 2013 

ILGA MEMBERS 

ILGA 

AFRICA 

PAN PA 

P 

I 

ILGA 


RIGHTS 

HUMAN 

ARE A 

RIGHT RI 

R 

LESBIAN * GAY * BISEXUAL* TRANS*INTER 

TER 

TRANS*INTER 

EXUAL* TRA 

RA 

R 

BISEX 

LESB 

* B 

BIS 

BI 

B 

* GAY 

AY 

World 

Conference 

(WC) elects: 

Regional 

Conference 

(RC) elects: 

2 

co-Secretary 

Generals 

(SGs) 

Women 

Secretariat 

Trans 

Secretariat 

Regional 

boards of 

which 2 reps 

per each of 

ILGA regions 

(12 in total) 

are included in 

the Executive 

Board 

ILGA–Europe Secretariat 

Executive Board of ILGA 

headed by the SGs 

(16 people in total = 4 elected by 

WC and 12 by the RCs) 

ILGA Secretariat 

(Brussels + Geneva) 

5 staff including: 

Executive Director 

UN Programme and Advocacy Manager 

UN Liason Officer 

Programmes Officer 

Finance and Administration Officer 

Membership and Communication Officer 

Regional staff: 

Comunication Officers for 

PAI (South Botswana), 

ILGA–Asia (The Philippines) 

and ILGA–LAC (Argentina) 


ILGA 

Executive Board in 2013 

ILGA Executive Board is composed of 16 

members 

• Two Secretaries-General elected in 2012 at ILGA’s 

World Conference 

• One representative from the organization elected 

as ILGA’s Trans Secretariat 

• One representative from the organization elected 

as ILGA’s Women´s Secretariat 

• Two representatives from each of ILGA’s six 

regions elected at regional conferences or at the 

world conference (in the absence of a regional 

board and conference) 

Co-secretaries Generals 

From Nov. 2008 – re-elected 

GLORIA CAREAGA 

Fundacion Arco Iris, Mexico 

AZUSA YAMASHITA 

Gay Japan News, Japan 

ALTERNATES 

Until Dec. 2012 

BETO DE JESUS 

Colectivo Edson Neris, Brazil 


ILGA 

Executive Board in 2013 

Trans Secretariat 

From Dec. 2012 

DIVERLEX 

Venezuela 

Represented by 

Tamara Adrián 

Alternate Trans Secretariat 

Transgender Netwerk Nederland - TNN 

The Netherlands 


Carolien van de Lagemaat 

Women’s Secretariat 


MINORITY WOMEN 

IN ACTION 

Kenya 


Akinyi M. Ocholla 

Alternate Women’s Secretariat 

United and Strong 

St Lucia 

Represented by Kenita Placide 


ILGA MEMBERS 

and their representatives on ILGA’s Board 

Pan Africa ILGA 

AFRICA ILGA 

PAN P 

PA 

I 

ILGA 


RIGHTS 

HUMAN 

ARE A 

RIGHT RI 

R 

LESB 

LESBIAN * GAY * BISEXUAL* TRANS*INTER 

EXUAL* TRA 

TER 

TRANS*INTER 

RA 

R 

BISEX 

BI 

* GAY 

* B 

BIS 

B 

AY 

A 

95 members 

93 Full members 

2 Associate members 

LINDA BAUMANN 

Since May 2007 

Out-Right Namibia 

Windhoek, Namibia 

Alternates 


REV. ROWLAND JIDE MACAULAY 

Since May 2007 

House Of Rainbow MCC 

Nigeria 

YAHIA ZAIDI 

Algeria 

An interim steering committee was elected in Stockholm in December 2012. It consists of Linda Baumann (Namibia), Jide Macaulay 

(Nigeria), Lame Olebile (Botswana), Yahia Zaidi (Algeria), Samuel Opio (Uganda), Akinyi Ocholla (Kenya) and Zami Mrwata (South Africa). 

FULL MEMBERS 

ALGERIA 

› Abu Nawas Algerie 

› AKHAM-Algeria 

› Alouen 

› Khomsa 

BOTSWANA 

› LEGABIBO Lesbians Gays and 

Bisexuals of Botswana 

BURUNDI 

› Mouvement pour les Libertes 

Individuelles - MOLI 

› MUCO 

› Rainbow Candle Light 

CAMEROON 

› ACODES-Cameroun - Sex Workers 

› ADEFHO 

› Alternatives-Cameroun 

› Association de defense des droits des 

lesbiennes 

› Association de Lutte contre les 

violences faites aux Femmes 

› Association Espoir Plus 

› Cameroonian Foundation For AIDS - 

CAMFAIDS 

› Colibri 

› Humanity First Cameroon 

› SID ADO 

› Singaboud 

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE 

CONGO 

› Association communautaire de 

defense et de protection de la vie au 

Congo - AC/DPV - CONGO 

› MOPREDS - Mouvement pour la 

Promotion du respect et egalité des 

droits des minorités sexuelles 

› Rainbow Sunrise Mapambazuko RSM 

EGYPT 

› Anonymous member (1) 

› Bedayaa Organization 

GHANA 

› Centre for Popular Education and 

Human Rights of Ghana 

IVORY COAST 

› Arc En Ciel Plus 

KENYA 

› Gay Activists Alliance International 

Africa Kenya 

› Gay and Lesbian Coalition of Kenya - 

GALCK 

› Gay Kenya Trust 

› HIV/AIDS PEOPLE ALLIANCE OF KENYA 


› Let Good Be Told In US (LGBTI) Nyanza 

& Western Coalition - Nyawek Coalition 

› Minority Women in Action 

› Persons Marginalized and Aggrieved 

Kenya 

› Queer Talk 

› SDA Kinship 

› Tamba Pwani 

› Women Working with Women - 3W 

LIBERIA 

› Stop AIDs in Liberia 

MAURITIUS 

› Collectif Arc-en-Ciel 

MORROCO 


MOZAMBIQUE 

› Lambda Association Mozambique 

NAMIBIA 

› Out-Right Namibia 

› Sister Namibia 

NIGERIA 


› Alliance Rights Nigeria 

› House of Rainbow 

› International Centre For Reproductive 

Health And Sexual Rights 

› Male Attitude Network 

› Queer Alliance Nigeria 

› Women s Health and Equal Rights 

Initiative 

› Youths 2gether Network 

RWANDA 

› Horizon Community Association 

SOUTH AFRICA 

› ACTIVATE (University of Witwatersrand) 

› Behind the Mask 

› Coalition of African Lesbians 

› Durban Lesbian & Gay Community & 

Health Centre 

› Engender 

› Forum for the Empowerment of 

Women 

› Gay Umbrella 

› Gender DynamiX - GDX 

› Good Hope Metropolitan Community 

Church 

› Inclusive & Affirming Ministries - IAM 

› International Gay and Lesbian Human 

Rights Commission (Africa) 

› Iranti-Org 

› ISSA - Intersex South Africa 

› Joburg Pride 

› Kaleidoscope Youth Network 

› OUT - LGBT Well - Being 

› South African Youth Liberation 

Organization 

› The Inner Circle 

› The Lesbian and Gay Equality Project 

› Triangle Project 

› UJ Liberati - University of 

Johannesburg 

SENEGAL 

› AIDES Sénégal 

SUDAN 

› Freedom Sudan 

TANZANIA 

› WEZESHA 

TUNISIA 

› Anonymous members (2) 

UGANDA 

› Fem Alliance 

› FEMME OF VARLOUR - FOV 

› Freedom and Roam Uganda 

› Icebreakersuganda 

› Kampus Liberty Uganda - KLUG 

› Sexual Minorities Uganda 

› Spectrum Uganda Initiatives Inc 

› Associate members 

› Trans Support Initiative-Uganda 

› Uganda Q. Y. U. 

ZIMBABWE 

› Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe 

ANONYMOUS ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 

GAMBIA (1), UGANDA (1) 


ILGA MEMBERS 


ILGA - Asia 

DANDAN ZHANG 

Since March 2013 

Chinese Lala Alliance 

China 

KAONA SAOWAKUN 


Thailand 

116 members 



Alternate 


POEDJIATI FEN SIANG 

Since January 2008 

Gaya Nusantra 

Surabaya, Indonesia 

TOEN KING OEY 

Since January 2008 

Arus Pelangi 

Jakarta, Indonesia 

FULL MEMBERS 

BANGLADESH 

› Badhan Hijra Sangha 

› Bangladesh Association for Gays - BAG 

› Shawprova 

› Bandhu Social Welfare Society 

› Boys of Bangladesh 

CHINA 

› AIBAI Culture & Education Center 

› Beijing Aizhixing Institute 

› Beijing Gender Health Education 

Institute 

› Chi Heng Foundation 

› China Queer Independent Films 

› Chinese Lala Alliance 

› Civil Rights for Sexual Diversities 

› Common Language (Tongyu) 

› Qingdao Sunshine Group 

› Shanghai Nvai Lesbian Group 

› The Rainbow Sky Working Group 

› Tongzhi Community Joint Meeting - 

TCJM 

› Trans China (Alliance of Chinese 

Transgenders) 

› Women Coalition of HKSAR 

INDONESIA 

› Arus Pelangi 

› Gaya Nusantara Foundation 

› IGAMA Foundation 

› Institut Pelangi Perempuan - Women 

Rainbow Institute 

› Komunitas Sehati Makassar 

› People Like Us - PLU Indonesia 

› Violet Grey 

› Youth Interfaith Forum on Sexuality 

INDIA 

› Bharosa Trust 

› Bombay Dost (The newsmagazine of 

Pride Publications Pvt Ltd) 

› Equal India Alliance 

› Gay Bombay Group 

› Gaybombay.org 

› Humsafar Trust 

› Ibteda-e-anees 

› Lakshya Trust 

› Maan AIDS Foundation 

› SAKHI 

› Sanginii Trust 

› Sappho for Equality 

› Swabhava 

› VELVET- a support group for LBT 

women 

› Vikalp Women Group / Parma 



IRAQ 


ISRAEL 

› Al-Qaws for Sexual & Gender Diversity 

in Palestinian Society 

› Aguda - The Israeli national LGBT task 

force 

› Aanchal Trust 

› Aswat (Palestinian Gay Women) 

› Haifa LGBT Forum 

› Havruta - Religious Gays 

› Hoshen 

JAPAN 

› GayJapanNews 

› G-Front Kansai 

› Japan Association for the Lesbian and 

Gay movement - OCCUR 

› Space allies 

› TOKYO Pride 

KAZAKHSTAN 

› An anonymous member (1) 

› Alliance-Asia 

› Public Organization Amulet 

KYRGYZSTAN 

› LGBT Organization Labrys 

SOUTH KOREA 

› Korean Gay Men’s Human Rights 

Group Chingusai 

LEBANON 

› HeLeM 

› Meem 

SRI LANKA 

› Equal Ground 

› Diversity And Solidarity Trust 

› Women Support Group 

MALDIVES 

› Rainbow Maldives 

MALAYSIA 

› PT Foundation 

MYANMAR 

› Colors of Rainbow 

MONGOLIA 

› LGBT Centre 

› Youth for Health 

NEPAL 

› Blue Diamond Society 

THE PHILIPPINES 

› Association of Transgenders in the 

Philippines 

› Can’t Live in the Closet Inc. 

› CebuPride 

› GALANG Philippines 

› Isis International 

› Katlo 

› Metropolitan Community Church of 

Metro Baguio 

› Miss Maanyag Gay Organization of 

Butuan / Ladlad Caraga 

› Outrage Magazine 

› Philippine Forum on Sports Culture 

Sexuality and Human Rights 

› PLM PRIDE 

› Progressive Alliance of Lesbians on 

the Philippines (Prolesb) 

› Progressive Organization of Gays in 

the Philippines ProGay 

› Society of the Transsexual Women of 

the Philippines 

› The Order of Saint Aelred 

› Tumba Lata-Davao Inc. 

› University of the Philippines Babaylan 

› UPLB Babaylan 

› Women Media Circle Foundation Inc. 

SINGAPORE 

› Oogachaga Counselling and Support 

› People Like Us - PLU Singapore 

› Sayoni 

› SGRainbow 

TAJIKISTAN 

› Equal Opportunities 

TAIWAN 

› Organisation Intersex International- 

Chinese 

› Taiwan Alliance to Promote Civil 

Partnership Rights 

› Taiwan LGBT Family Rights Advocacy 


› Taiwan Tongzhi Hotline Association 

THAILAND 

› Anjaree Group 

› Gays Without Borders 

› Rainbow Sky Association of Thailand 

› Purple Sky Network 

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 


ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 

BANGLADESH 

› Rainbow Nari O Shishu Kallyan 

Foundation 

HONG KONG 

› Unitarian Ministries International 

INDIA 

› Rajasthan Network for People living 

with HIV/AIDS 

MALAYSIA 

› Sunduvan Refuge Community 

MYANMAR 

› Tin Aung Win (Burnet Institute) 

THAILAND 

› Thai Youth Action Program 

ANONYMOUS ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 

BANGLADESH (1) 

MALAYSIA (1) 

PAKISTAN (1) 


ILGA MEMBERS 


ILGA - ANZAPI 

SIMON MARGAN 

From Dec 2009 – re-elected 

Community Action Against 

Homophobia 

Epping, Australia 

JOLEEN BROWN MATAELE 


Tonga Leiti’s Association – TLA 

Nuku’alofa, Tonga 

Aotearoa/New 

Zealand, Australia and 

Pacific Islands 


Alternates 


KRIS PRASAD 

Drodrolagi Movement 

Suva, Fiji 

GINA WILSON 

Organisation Intersex International 

Australia 

Auburn, Australia 

FULL MEMBERS 

AUSTRALIA 

› {also} Foundation 

› ACON - Community Health Action 

› Australia Gay and Lesbian 

Immigration Task Force 

› Australian Bisexual Network 

› Australian Greens LGBTI members 

› Brimbank Community Initiatives INC 

› Community Action Against 

Homophobia (CAAH) - Marrickville 

› Freedom 2 b[e] 

› Gay & Lesbian Community Services 

of South Australia 

› Gay & Lesbian International Sports 

Association Asia Pacfic 

› Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby 

› Gay Free Thinkers 

› Harbour City Bears 

› Kaleidoscope Human Rights 

Foundation 

› National LGBTI Health Alliance 

› Organisation Intersex International 

Australia 

› PFLAG-Perth Inc 

› Queer Noise 

› Sydney Star Observer 

› Sydney University Postgraduate 

Representative Association 

› Tasmanian Gay and Lesbian Rights 

Group 

› University of Technology Sydney 

Queer Collective 

› Victorian AIDS COUNCIL/Gay Men-s 

Health Centre 

› Victorian Gay and Lesbian Rights 

Lobby 

› Wear it Purple 

FIJI 

› Drodrolagi Movement 

› Males Empowerment Network Fiji 

› Survival Advocacy Network 

› WAC - Fiji Women s Action For Change 

NEW ZEALAND 

› Agender New Zealand Inc. 

› ITANZ - Intersex Trust Aotearoa New 

Zealand 

› Rainbow Wellington 

› Wellington Gay & Lesbian Christian 

Community 

SAMOA 

› Pacific Sexual Diversity Network 

TONGA 

› Tonga Leiti’s Association - TLA 


ILGA MEMBERS 


ILGA - EUROPE 

445 members 



MARIA SJODIN 

Since November 2010 – re-elected 

RFSL - The Swedish Federation for Lesbian, 

Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights 

Stockholm, Sweden 

Alternates 

MARTIN K.I. CHRISTENSEN 

Since Dec. 2012 

LGBT-Denmark 

Copenhagen, Denmark 

KONSTANTINA KOSMIDOU 

Since Dec. 2012 

OLKE 

Athens, Greece 

FULL MEMBERS 

ALBANIA 

› Aleanca Kunder Diskriminimit LGBT 

(Alliance against LGBT discrimination) 

› Pink Embassy/LGBT Pro Albania 

ARMENIA 

› Guarantee Center of Civil Society 

› PINK Armenia (Public Information and 

Need of Knowledge) 

› We For Civil Equality 

AUSTRIA 

› Austrian Gay Professionals 

› Austrian Queer Families 

› Green Party LGBT Group (Austria) 

› Homosexual Initiative (HOSI) Salzburg 

› Homosexual Initiative (HOSI) Vienna 

› Homosexuelle Initiative Linz (HOSI 

Linz) - The Lesbian and Gay Movement 

in Upper Austria 

› Homosexuelle und Glaube Wien 

› QWIEN - Zentrum fur schwul/lesbische 

Kultur und Geschichte 

› Rechtskomitee LAMBDA 

› Rosa Lila Tipp - RLT 

› SoHo - Sozialdemokratie & 

Homosexualitat 

› Transgender Europe 

› VEPO Austria 

AZERBAIJAN 

› Gender and Development 

BELARUS 

› Gay.by - Gay Alliance Belarus 

› GayBelarus 

BELGIUM 

› Arc-en-Ciel Wallonie - Fédération 

wallonne des associations LGBT 

› Belgian Business Association 

› Belgian Pride 

› Brussels Gay Sports 

› Casa Rosa 

› çavaria 

› EGALITE - Equality for Gays And 

Lesbians In The European Institutions 

› English-speaking Gay Group 

› Ex Aequo 


› Federation Arc-en-ciel 

› Genres Pluriels 

› Goudou 

› HAGAR 

› Het Roze Huis ? çavaria Antwerpen 

› Holebihuis Leuven 

› IGLYO - International Lesbian Gay 

Bisexual Transgender and Queer Youth 

and Student Organisation 

› Mikpunt (aiming point) 

› NELFA Network of European LGBT 

Families Association 

› Polaris- West-Vlaams Regenbooghuis 

vzw 

› Rainbowhouse Brussels (Maison arcen-ciel 

/ Regenbooghuis Bruxelles/ 

Brussels) 

› RoSa Documentation Centre and 

Activities on Equal Opportunity 

› Tels Quels asbl 

› Wel Jong niet Hetero 

› Why Me 

› WISH Werkgroep Internationale 

Solidariteit met Holebi s 

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 

› Organisation Q 

› Sarajevo Open Centre 

BULGARIA 

› Bilitis Resource Center Foundation 

› Sofia Pride Foundation 

CROATIA 

› ISKORAK - Sexual and gender 

minorities rights centre 

› Lesbian Group Kontra 

› Lesbian organization / Lezbijska 

organizacija Rijeka - LORI 

› Women s Room - Zenska Soba 

› Zagreb Pride Organization 

CYPRUS 

› Accept - LGBT Cyprus 

› Feminist Atölye 

› Gay Liberation Movement of Cyprus 

› Queer Cyprus Association 

CZECH REPUBLIC 

› Charlie o. s. 

› PROUD Platform for equality 

recognition and diversity 

DENMARK 

› BLUS 

› Lambda - Bosser og Lesbiske pa Fyn 

› LGBT Asylum 

› LGBT Denmark: Danish National 

Association for Gays and Lesbians 

› LGBT Ungdom 

› Pangea International LGBTIQA+ 

› Sabaah 

ESTONIA 

› AIDS-i Tugikeskus (AIDS Information & 

Support Center) 

› Eesti Nahkmeeste Klub 

› Estonian AIDS Prevention Centre 

› Estonian LGBT Association 

› Gei ja lesbi infokeskus (Estonian Gay 

League) 

FINLAND 

› Helsingin seudun SETA ry 

› Oulun SETA ry 

› Pirkanmaan SETA ry 

› Rainbow Families Finland 

› SETA - LGBTI Rights in Finland 

› Trasek ry 

› Turun seudun SETA ry 

FRANCE 

› Actions Concrètes Conciliant Education 

Prévention Travail Equité Santé et Sport 

pour les Transgenres - ACCEPTESS-T 

› An Nou Alle ! 

› Arc-en-ciel Toulouse 

› ARDHIS 

› Association de Lutte Internationales 

pour L Identite des Femmes 

Transgenres Travestis transsexuelles et 

Sida 

› Association des Familles 

Homoparentales 

› Association des Parents et Futurs 

Parents Gays et Lesbiens 

› Association Gayttitude Psychologie 


› Association nationale transgenre -Trans 

Aide 

› Association Professionnelle des 

Personnels Educatifs LGBT - APPEL 

› Association Psy Gay 

› Association The Warning 

› CARITIG 

› CENTR?ÉGAUX - Association des 

Centristes et Democrates Lesbiennes 

Gays Bi Trans et GayFriendly 

› Centre LGBT Paris Ile de France 

› Chéries-Chéris - Festival du Films Gay 

Lesbiens Trans et de Paris - FFGLP 

› Contact Paris/Ile-de-France 

› Coordination Lesbienne en France - CLF 

› CQFD Fierte Lesbienne 

› CRSH Comite pour la reconnaissance 

sociale des homosexuel(le)s à Lille 

› David & Jonathan 

› Europe Ecologie - Les Verts 

› Federation Francaise des Centres LGBT 

› Gaipar 

› GayLib 

› HES Homosexualites et Socialisme 

› HM2F - Homosexuels Musulmans 2 

France 

› Inter-LGBT 

› L Autre Cercle 

› L Egide maison régionale des 

associations Lesbiennes Gays Bi Trans 

› Rainbow Banquass 

› Réseau d assistance aux victimes 

d agréssion et de discriminations - 

RAVAD 

› RHIF et Les Juristes Gais 

› SOS homophobie - Association 

nationale de lutte contre la 

lesbophobie la gayphobie la biphobie 

et la transphobie 

› Universites d’Ete Euromediterraneennes 

des Homosexualites 

GERMANY 

› AG Lesben und Schwule in der Berliner 

SPD 

› Akademie Waldschloesschen 

› Aktionsbuendnis gegen Homophobie 

e.V. 

› BAG (Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft) - Die 

Linke.queer 

› BiNe German Bisexual Network 

› Bundesarbeitskreis Lesben Schwule 

Bisexuelle und Transgender in ver.di 

› Bundnis 90/Die Grunen Landesverband 

Berlin 

› Fliederlich e.V. 

› Homosexuelle und Kirche Germany 

› Initiative Queer Nations e.V. 

› International Support Group for 

Information Transfer and Networking 

ISGITN 

› IVIM / Organisation Intersex 

International - German Chapter - IVIM / 

OII-Germany 

› Lesben und Schwule in der Union 

› Lesbenring e.V. 

› Lesbian and Gay Federation in Germany 

› LGBTI-WCI - Website Certification 

Institute 

› LUSK UNI-Köln 

› Mann-O-Meter e.V. 

› Municipal Working Group Tolerantly 

Brandenburg 

› Referat fur Lesben Schwule Bi & 

Transsexuelle der ASTA TU 

› RollenWechsel in Oldenburg 

› Schwulenreferat der Carl-von- 

Ossietzky-Universitat 

› Sonntags-Club e.V. 

› Spinnboden Lesbenarchiv & Bibliothek 

e.V. 

› TransInterQueer e.V 

› Txy - Communautè des Travestis 

Transgenres & Transidentitaires 

› Volklinger Kreis e.V. 

GEORGIA 

› Identoba 

› Inclusive Foundation 

› LGBT Georgia 

› Women s Initiatives Supporting Group 

GREECE 

› Co-operation Against Homophobia 

› Lesb.Equal - Lesbians for Equality 

› OLKE - Lesbian and Gay Community of 

Greece 


HUNGARY 

› Habeas Corpus Working Group 

› Háttér Support Society for LGBT 

People in Hungary (Hatter Tarsasag a 

Melegekert) 

› Hungarian LGBT Alliance 

› Transvanilla Transgender Association 

IRELAND 

› BeLonG To Youth Services 

› Cork Gay Community Development Ltd. 

› GLEN Gay and Lesbian Equality Network 

› Labour LGBT Ireland 

› LGBT NOISE 

› LGBT Society University College Cork 

› LGBT Synergy 

› Marriage Equality 

› National Lesbian and Gay Federation - 

Ireland 

› Outhouse LGBT Community Resource 

Centre 

› Iceland 

› Samtakafrettir 

ITALY 

› Arcigay Catania 

› Arcigay Frida Byron Ravenna 

› Arcigay Gioconda Reggio Emilia 

› Arcigay Il Cassero 

› Arcigay La Giraffa 

› Arcigay Nazionale 

› Arcigay Piacenza 

› Arcigay Pisa 

› Arcigay Roma Gruppo Ora 

› ArciLesbica 

› ArciLesbica Bologna 

› Associazione Genitori di Omosessuali 

AGEDO 

› Associazione InformaGay 

› Associazione Omosessuale Articolo Tre 

di Palermo 

› Associazione Radicale Certi Diritti 

› Centro Risorse LGBTI 

› Centro Universitario Bolognese di 

Etnosemiotica 

› Circolo di Cultura Omosessuale Mario 

Mieli 

› Circomassimo - Associazione gay e 

lesbica / Arcigay Ferrara 

› Comitato provinciale Arcigay Alan 

Mathison Turing - Arcigay Rimini 

› Comitato Provinciale Arcigay Bergamo 

Cives 

› Comitato provinciale Arcigay CIG - 

Milano 

› Comitato Provinciale Matthew Shepard 

- Arcigay Modena 

› Coordinamento Torino Pride LGBT 

› Di Gay Project 

› Famiglie Arcobaleno 

› Fondazione FUORI 

› Ireos - Centro Servizi Autogestito 

Comunita Queer 

› Lambda - Associazione Amici della 

Fondazione Sandro Penna 

› Omphalos Gay and Lesbian Life 

› PLUS Onlus 

› Rete Genitori Rainbow 

KOSOVO 

› Libertas 

LATVIA 

› Alliance of lesbian gay bisexual 

transpersons and their friends - 

Mozaika 

LITHUANA 

› Lithuanian Gay League 

› Tolerant Youth Association 

LUXEMBOURG 

› Rosa Letzebuerg ASBL 

MACEDONIA 

› Association of Lesbian Gay Bisexual 

and Transgender People “LGBT United” 

Macedonia 

› Women’s Alliance 

MALTA 

› Malta Gay Rights Movement 

MOLDOVA 

› GenderDoc-M Information Centre 

MONTENEGRO 

› Juventas 

› LGBT Forum Progress 


THE NETHERLANDS 

› African Gay Youth Foundation 

› AOb Algemene Onderwijsbond (General 

Union for Education of the Netherlands) 

› Christelijk Nationaal Vakverbond - 

Onderwijsbond - Homowerkgroep 

› COC - Amsterdam 

› COC - Nederland 

› COC - Rotterdam 

› COC - Tilburg 

› COC Haaglanden 

› Dutch Bisexual Network 

› EduDivers 

› Embrace Pink Foundation 

› European Forum of LGBT Christian 

Groups 

› European Gay Police Association 

› Foundation Transman 

› Global Alliance for LGBT Education 

› HomoVisie 

› ILGA Support Group Utrecht 

› Internationaal Homo/Lesbisch 

Informatiecentrum en Archief IHLIA- 

Homodok 

› Landelijk Homonetwerk Politie 

› Meer dan Gewenst 

› RozeLinks 

› Schorerstichting 

› Stichting De Kringen Utrecht 

› Stichting FLL 

› Stichting Homosexualiteit En 

Krijgsmacht 

› Transgender Netwerk Nederland - TNN 

› Transman.nl 

› Workplace Pride 

NORWAY 

› LLH - The Norwegian LGBT Association 

- Bergen and Hordaland 


- Nordland Region 


- Oslo og Akershus 


- Rogaland 

› Skeiv Ungdom - Queer Youth 

› Skeiv Verden - Queer World 

› The National organization for 

transsexuals in Norway (LFTS) - local 

group in Bergen 

POLAND 

› A.W.R. Softpress 

› Campaign Against Homophobia 

› Fundacja Rownosci (Equality 

Foundation) 

› KdT Fundacja Kultura dla Tolerancji - 

Culture for tolerance Foundation 

› Lambda Szczecin Association 

› Lambda Warszawa Association 

(Warsaw) 

› LGBT Business Forum 

› Trans-Fuzja Foundation: Supporting 

Transgender People 

PORTUGAL 

› Beja Diversidades 

› ILGA Portugal 

› Obra Gay Associacao 

ROMANIA 

› ACT-Q ROMANIA 

› Asociatia ACCEPT 

› Association Equal from Romania 

› Eu sunt! Tu? part of Population 

Services International in Romania 

RUSSIAN FEDERATION 

› Coming Out Russia St. Petersburg 

Public Organization 

› Gay Youth Right Defence Organization 

› Murmansk regional public organization 

› Raduzhny Dom 

› Rainbow Association Moscow 

› Rakurs - Arkhangelsk regional nongovernmental 

LGBT organization 

› Russian LGBT Network 

› Russian LGBT Sport Federation 

› Russian National GLBT Center 

TOGETHER 

› The St.Petersburg LGBT Human Rights 

"Krilija" Center 

SERBIA 

› Gay Straight Alliance 

› Gayten - Center for Promotion of LGBT 

Human Rights 

› Labris 


› Novi Sad Lesbian Organization 

› Queeria - Center for Promoting Culture 

of Non-Violence and Equality 

SLOVENIA 

› Association informational centre 

LEGEBITRA 

› Dru?tvo DIH - Association for 

integration of homosexuality 

› Lesbian Group SKUC-LL 

› Roza Klub 

› SKUC-MAGNUS 

SLOVAKIA 

› Dúhové srdce 

› Duhovy Pride Bratislava - Rainbow 

Pride Bratislava 

› Hnutie Ganymedes 

› Iniciativa Inakost 

SPAIN 

› ASECAL 

› Asociación Catalana para la Integración 

de Homosexuales Bisexuales y 

Transexuales Inmigrantes - ACATHI 

› Asociación Española de Transexuales - 

AET-Transexualia 

› Asociacion Internacional de Familias 

por la Diversidad Sexual - FDS 

› Asociación Reacciona! 

› Associacio de Families Lesbianes i Gais 

› Barcelona International Lesbian and 

Gay Film Festival 

› Casal Lambda 

› Colectivo de Lesbianas y Gays de 

Madrid COGAM 

› COLEGAS Confederación Española 

Asociaciones de lesbianas gays 

bisexuales y transexuales 

› Col-lectiu Lambda de Valencia 

› Coordinadora de Lesbianes Gais 

Transsexuals i Bisexuals de Catalunya 

› FELGTB - Federacion Estatal de 

Lesbianas Gays Transexuales y 

Bisexuales 

› Fundación Triangulo por la Igualdad 

Social de Gays y Lesbianas 

› GEHITU Asociación de gays lesbianas 

transexuales y bisexuales del País 

Vasco. Euskal Herriko lesbiana gay 

transexual eta bisexualen elkartea. 

› Grupo Lesbianas Gays Transexuales y 

Bisexuales del PSOE 

› Orgullo LGTB Madrid 

› Plataforma Popular Gay 

› SOM COM SOM Collectiu per l 

Alliberament Sexual del Valles 

SWEDEN 

› Arab Initiative 

› Association of Nordic and Pol-Balt 

LGBTQ Student Organizations 

› C-Gay The National Network of HBT 

persons within the Centre Party 

› HBT-liberaler (LGBT liberals) 

› Hbt-socialdemokrater Sverige 

› OII (Organization Intersex 

International) Scandinavia 

› Posithiva Gruppen (HIV/AIDS Group 

Sweden) 

› RFSL Forbundet (National) 

› RFSL Fyrbodal 

› RFSL Gavleborg 

› RFSL Goteborg 

› RFSL Kronoberg 

› RFSL Linkoping 

› RFSL Malmo 

› RFSL Nord 

› RFSL Norrkoping 

› RFSL Orebro 

› RFSL Ostersund 

› RFSL Skaraborg 

› RFSL Stockholm 

› RFSL Sundsvall 

› RFSL Umea 

› RFSL Ungdom The Swedish Youth 

Federation for LGBT rights 

› Rikstorbundet Ekumeniska grupporna 

for kristna homo-och bisexuella (EKHO) 

› ROHS - National Swedish LGBT 

Solidarity Organization 

› ROHS - Riksorganisationen 

Homosexuella Socialister 

› Swedish Federation of LGBTQ student 

organisations 

› Transföreningen FPES 


SWITZERLAND 

› Association 360 

› DIALOGAI 

› Fédération genevoise des associations 

LGBT 

› Homosexual Working Groups Zurich 

› Homosexuelle Arbeitsgruppen Basel - 

HABS 

› Homosexuelle Arbeitsgruppen Bern 

› Juragai 

› Lesbenorganisation Schweiz - LOS 

› Lestime 

› Pink Apple Lesbian & Gay Film Festival 

› PINK CROSS Organisation Suisse des 

Gais 

› The Swiss Rainbow Families 

Association 

› Verein Network 

› VoGay - Association vaudoise 

des Personnes concernées par 

l’Homosexualité 

› WyberNet - gay business women 

TURKEY 

› Black Pink Triangle Izmir Association - 

Siyah Pembe Üçgen ?zmir 

› Gay & Lesbian to socialize and 

Rehabilitation - GLSRS 

› Kaos GL 

› Lambdaistanbul LGBT Solidarity 

Association 

› LISTAG (Families of LGBT in Istanbul) 

› Pink Life Association LGBTT Solidarity 

(Pembe Hayat) 

› Red Umbrella Sexual Health and 

Human Rights Association 

› Social Policies Gender Identity and 

Sexual Orientation Studies Association 

- SPOD 

UKRAINE 

› All Ukrainian Public Organization Gay 

Forum of Ukraine 

› Gay Alliance Ukraine 

› Informational-Educational Center 

?Women Network? 

› Insight public organization 

› Mykolayiv Association of Gays 

Lesbians and Bisexuals - LIGA 

› Nash Mir (Our World) Gay and Lesbian 

Center 

› NGO "Democratic Society" 

› Public organization 

"Informational-Educational 

Center "For Equal Rights" 

› Stable Reference Group of Odessa 

Region 

UNITED KINGDOM 

› ALEGRI 

› Campaign for Homosexual Equality 

› Cara-Friend 

› Coalition on Sexual Orientation 

› Consortium of LGB Voluntary & 

Community Organisations 

› Croydon Area Gay Society 

› Equality Network 

› GALHA the LGBT section of the BHA 

› Gay Activists Alliance international 

› Gay Christian Europe 

› Gay Men’s Health 

› HERE 

› Imaan 

› Intersex UK 

› Jewish Gay and Lesbian Group 

› Kaleidoscope Diversity Trust 

› Labour Campaign for Lesbian and Gay 

Bisexual and Transgender Rights - LGBT 

Labour 

› Lesbian Gay & Bisexual Anti-Violence 

and Policing Group 

› Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement 

› LGBT History Month - United Kingdom 

› LGBT Youth North West 

› LGBT Youth Scotland 

› London Bisexual Group 

› London Lesbian and Gay Switchboard 

› Metro Centre Ltd. 

› Mosaic LGBT Youth Centre 

› National Union of Students Lesbian 

Gay Bisexual and Trans Campaign 

› Northern Ireland Gay Rights 

Association 

› OutRage! 

› Pink Therapy 

› Press for Change 

› Stonewall Equality 


› Stonewall Scotland 

› Swansea Pride 

› The Fire Brigades Union LGBT 

Committee 

› The Lesbian and Gay Foundation - LGF 

› TransLondon 

› UK Black Pride 

› UK Lesbian and Gay Immigration Group 

› UNISON - Cymru Wales - LGBT group 

› UNISON - East Midlands - LGBT Group 

› UNISON - Greater London - LGBT group 

› UNISON - National LGBT Committee 

› UNISON - North West - LGBT Group 

› UNISON - Northern - LGBT Group 

› UNISON - Nottinghamshire Healthcare 

LGBT group 

› UNISON - Scotland - LGBT group 

› UNISON - South East - LGBT Group 

› UNISON - South West - LGBT Group 

› UNISON - Stockport Local Government 

Branch - LGBT Group 

› UNISON - West Midlands - LGBT group 

› UNISON - Wolverhampton branch LGBT 

group 

› UNISON Yorkshire & Humberside 

Region - LGBT group 

› Wise Thoughts/Gaywise 


BELGIUM 

› Omaniae 

› Bibliotheque Royale de Belgique - 

Section du Depot Legal 

› European AIDS Treatment Group 

BULGARIA 

› Bulgarian Helsinki Committee - BHC 

SWITZERLAND 

› Visages du Monde Organisation de 

Voyages Sarl 

CYPRUS 

› Gender and Minorities Institute 

ESTONIA 

› NGO Estonian Network PLWHIV 

FRANCE 

› Neuromedia 

› Public Services International 

GERMANY 

› AStA Universitat zu Koln 

› Bruno Gmunder Verlag GmbH 

ITALY 

› Human Rights Awareness 

› Municipality of Venice - LGBT Cultural 

Policies Dept. 

SPAIN 

› Govern de Catalunya Programa per al 

col·lectiu gai lesbià i transsexual 

› InOut Post 

UNITED KINGDOM 

› Department for International 

Development DFID 

› London Councils 

› Osmosoft 

› T&G - Unite the Union 

› University and College Union UCU 

THE NETHERLANDS 

› Gemeente Utrecht dienst welzijn 

› Groenlinks 

› HIV/Aids education for Surinamese 

Antilleans and Arubans. Care and 

Prevention 

› Landelijk Expertise Centrum Diversiteit 

› Universiteit Utrecht Department of 

Clinical Psychology 

POLAND 

› Federation for People Living with HIV/ 

AIDS “Pozytywni w Teczy” 

› Pink Press Warsaw 

PORTUGAL 

› PortugalGay.pt 

SWEDEN 

› RFSU - Riksförbundet för sexuell 

upplysning 

TURKEY 

› Turk Gay Club 


ILGA MEMBERS 


ILGA - LAC 

286 members 



TOLI HERNANDEZ 

Since February 2010 

Ideas sin Genero 

Santiago de Chile, Chile 

Alternates 

PEDRO PARADISO SOTILE 

Since Feb. 2010 

Comunidad Homosexual Argentina – CHA 

Buenos Aires – Argentina 

IRINA BACCI 


CFL – Coletivo de Feministas Lesbicas 

San Bernardo do Campo, Brazil 

AMARANTA GOMEZ 


Colectivo Binni Laanu 

Oaxaca, Mexico 

FULL MEMBERS 

ARGENTINA 

› 100% Diversidad y Derechos 

› A.C.I.D.S. (Acción Ciudadana para la 

Integración de la Diversidad Sexual) 

› Acción Politica Lesbica Gay Trans 

Bisexual 

› Agrupacion de Profesionales 

Universitarias y Empresarias Lesbianas 

- APUEL 

› Area de Estudios Queer 

› Area de la Diversidad Sexual 

› Area Queer 

› Asociación de lucha por la Identidad 

Travesti Transexual A.L.I.T.T 

› Buenos Aires Leather Club 

› Centro Cristiano de la Comunidad GLTTB 

Asociacion Civil 

› Colectivo por la Igualdad 

› Comunidad Homosexual Argentina 

› Deportistas Argentinos Gays - DOGOS 

› Escrita en el Cuerpo - Archivo y 

biblioteca de lesbianas mujeres 

bisexuales y diferentes 

› Facultad de Medicina GLB 

› Federacion Argentina de Lesbianas Gays 

Bisexuales y Trans - FALGBT 

› Futuro Transgenerico 

› Grupo de mujeres de la Argentina Foro 

de VIH mujeres y familia 

› Grupo de Sida por la Vida 

› Grupo Isis - Investigacion en 

Subjetividad e Imaginarios Sociales 

› Iglesia de la Comunidad Metropolitana 

de Buenos Aires 

› IGLHRC - Comisión Internacional 

de Derechos Humanos para Gays y 

Lesbianas - Programa para América 

Latina 

› Jóvenes x la Diversidad 

› Las Safinas Acción Lesbica 

› Movimiento Antidiscriminatorio de 

Liberación 

› Nexo Asociacion Civil (Grupo Nexo) 

› Puerta Abierta 

› RedTrans MaV 

› Secretaria de Diversidad Sexual del 

Partido Socialista 

› Sociedad de Integración Gay-Lesbica 

Argentina - SIGLA 

BOLIVIA 

› Asociacion civil de desarollo social y 

promoción cultural - ADESPROC Libertad 

GLBT 


› Colectivo Trans Las Divas 

› Comite Diversidades Sexuales y 

Genericas Cochabamba 

› EQUIDAD 

› Espacio de Estudios de la Diversidad 

Sexual y Generica Familia Galan 

› Fundación Igualdad LGBT 

› Manodiversa 

› Plataforma por la DiversidadEQUIDAD 

› Espacio de Estudios de la Diversidad 

Sexual y Generica Familia Galan 

› Fundación Igualdad LGBT 

› Manodiversa 

› Plataforma por la Diversidad 

BRAZIL 

› ABGLT Associação Brasileira de Lésbicas 

Gays Bissexuais Travestis e Transexuais 

› ADEH-Nostro Mundo - Grupo de trabalho 

LGBTI 

› APOLO - Grupo Pela Livre Orientação 

Sexual 

› Articulação e Movimento Homossexual 

de Recife - AMHOR 

› Associacao das Travestis da Paraba 

› Associação das Travestis de Salvador ? 

ATRÁS 

› Associação dos Homossexuais de 

Campina Grande 

› Associação de Travestis do Piauí - ATRAPI 

› Associacao Goiana de Gays Lesbicas e 

Transgeneros - AGLT 

› Associação Grupo Ipê Amarelo pela Livre 

Orientação Sexual - GIAMA 

› Associacao por Cidadania e Direitos 

Humanos LGBT de Rio Verde/GO - 

ACDHRio 

› ATOBÁ - Movimento de Afirmação 

Homossexual 

› CDG Brasil - Comite Desportivo GLS 

Brasileiro 

› Centro de Estudios Homoeroticos da 

Universidade de Sao Paulo 

› Centro de Luta pela Livre Orientacao 

Sexual de Minas Gerais 

› Coletivo de Feministas Lesbicas 

› Coletivo de Gays Mirindiba 

› Coletivo Feminista Marias 

› CORSA - Cidadania Orgulho Respeito 

Solidariedade e Amor 

› Diversidade Paraiba 

› Eros - Grupo de Apoio e Luta pela Livre 

Orientação Sexual do Sul da Bahia 

› Estruturação - Grupo de Lésbicas Gays 

Bissexuais Travestis e Trans de Brasília 

› Fundação e Associação de Ação Social e 

DH GLBT de Canavieiras e Região 

› GRADELOS - Grupo Afro-descendente de 

livre orientacao sexual 

› Grupo 28 de junho - pela cidadania 

Homossexual 

› Grupo Arco-Íris de Cidadania LGBT 

› Grupo Arco-Iris do Delta 

› Grupo Beija-flor Organização em Defesa 

da Livre Orientação e Expressão Sexual 

› Grupo Cabo Free de Conscientizacao 

Homossexual 

› Grupo de Acao Pela Cidadania de 

Lesbicas Gays Travestis Transexuais e 

Bissexuais 

› Grupo de Gays & Lesbiacas de Partido 

Socialista dos Trabalhadores Unificado 

(PSTU) 

› Grupo Livre - Liberdade Diversidade 

Sexual EducaÁ„o e Cidadania 

› Grupo Contra o Preconceito 

› Grupo de Resistencia Asa Branca 

› Grupo Dignidade 

› Grupo Eles Por Eles 

› Grupo Esperanca 

› Grupo Expressao 

› Grupo Fênix - Movimento em Defesa da 

Cidadania LGBT de Pojuca 

› Grupo Gay da Bahia 

› Grupo Habeas Corpus Potiguar 

› Grupo Homossexual da Periferia 

› Grupo Homossexual do Cabo 

› Grupo Humanus - Grupo LGBT de 

Itabuna 

› Grupo Iguais de Conscientizacao Contra 

o Preconceito e Inclusao Social - 

G.I.C.P.I.S 

› Grupo Livre-Mente: Conscientização e 

Direitos Humanos de GLT 

› Grupo Pluralidade e Diversidade de 

Duque de Caxias 

› Grupo Primavera 

› Inpar 28 de Junho- Instituto Paranaense 

28 de Junho 

› Instituto Edson Neris 


› Lesbicas Organizadas da Baixada 

Santista 

› Libertos Comunicacao 

› Movimento Arco-Iris da Sociedade 

Horizontina 

› Movimento de Lesbicas e Mulheres 

Bissexuais da Bahia 

› Movimento do Espírito Lilás - MEL 

› Movimento Gay Leões do Norte 

› Movimento Homossexual de Belem - 

MHB 

› ONG Grupo 7 Cores 

› ONG Reintegrando Vidas 

› ONG Visibilidade LGBT - Sao Carlos 

› Rede de Informacao Um Outro Olhar 

› Satyricon - Grupo de Apoio e Defesa da 

Orientação Sexual 

› Somos - Comunicacao Saude e 

Sexualidade 

› TABIRAH - Associação de Homossexuais 

Lésbicas Travestis...de Tabira 

CHILE 

› Colectivo Lesbico Ayuquelen 

› Corporación Chilena de Prevención del 

Sida - ACCIONGAY 

› FADISE CHILE (Falange por la Diversidad 

Sexual) 

› GAHT - Grupo de Apoyo a Hombres Trans 

› HOD Chile - Judios por la diversidad 

› Ideas Sin Genero - ISIG 

› Movimiento de Integración y Liberación 

Homosexual - MOVILH 

› Movimiento Deportivo de Integración 

GLTB - Movdeinchile 

› Movimiento por la Diversidad Sexual - 

MUMS 

› Organización de Transexuales por la 

Dignidad de la Diversidad OTD 

› Sindicato de Trabajadoras 

Independientes Travestis 

› Sindicato Nacional de Trabajadores y 

Trabajadoras Luis Gauthier 

› Transgéneras por el cambio 

› Traveschile 

COLOMBIA 

› Asociación Lideres en Acción 

› Asociacion por el Derecho a la 

Identidad Cultural y Sexual de los 

y las Transgeneristas en Colombia 

Transcolombia 

› Caribe afirmativo 

› Colectivo Leon Zuleta 

› Colectivo LGBT SOMOS OPCION 

› Colombia Diversa 

› Corporación El Otro 

› Corporación Femm 

› Fundación Chaina 

› Fundacion Proyecto ARCO IRIS LGBTI 

› Junio Unicidad 

› Mujeres al Borde 

› Red de Apoyo a Transgeneristas 

› Red de Minorias Sexuales - REDEMIS 

› Sentiido 

COSTA RICA 

› Asociación Comunidad Arco Iris 

› Centro de Investigación Y promoción 

para América Central de Derechos 

Humanos - CIPAC 

› Movimiento Diversidad Pro Derechos 

Humanos y Salud 

› Mujer y Mujer 

› Mulabi 

CUBA 

› Centro Nacional de Educación Sexual - 

CENESEX 

› Sección Diversidad Sexual – SOCUMES 

CURAÇAO 

› FOKO Curacao Pride Foundation 

› PINK ORANGE ALLIANCE 

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 

› Alianza Nacional de Hombres Gay Trans 

y otros HSH 

› Caribbean HIV Aids Partnership / CHAP 

Dominica 

› Transsa - Trans Siempre Amigas 

ECUADOR 

› FEDAEPS 

› Fundación Amigos por la Vida - FAMIVIDA 

› Fundación de Desarrollo Humano 

Integral Causana 

› Fundación Ecuatoriana Por Una 

Diversidad Incluyente (FEDI) 


› Fundación Transgeneros Peninsular - 

FUTPEN 

› Organización Ecuatoriana de Mujeres 

Lesbianas OEML 

› Organización Ecuatoriana Lesbianas 

Desafiando Mitos 

› Red Trans de el Oro 

GUATEMALA 

› Organización de Apoyo a una Sexualidad 

Integral frente al Sida 

› Red Multicultural de Mujeres Trans de 

Guatemala - REDMMUTRANS 

› Trabastidores 


GUYANA 

› Guyana RainBow Foundation Inc. - GuyBow 

HONDURAS 

› Asociacion Lesbica Gay ARCOIRIS de 

Honduras 


HAITI 

› Ma liberté 

JAMAICA 

› Jamaica Forum of Lesbians All-sexuals 

and Gays - J-FLAG 

› Quality of Citizenship Jamaica 

SAINT LUCIA 

› CARIFLAGS Caribbean Forum for Liberation 

and Acceptance of Genders and Sexualities 

› United and Strong 

MEXICO 

› Acción Ciudadana de Construcción 

Nacional AC 

› Agencia de Noticias sobre Diversidad 

Sexual 

› Agenda LGBT A.C. 

› Asistencial Tiempo Nuevo AC - ATNAC 

› BALANCE - Promoción para el Desarrollo 

y Juventud A.C. 

› Centro de Apoyo a las Identidades Trans 

A.C. 

› Colectivo Binni Laanu A.C. 

› Colectivo Seres A.C. 

› Colectivo Sol - CIDHOM 

› Colega O. A.C. Colectivo Gay de Occidente 

A.C. 

› Comisión Nacional de Diversidad Sexual 

del Partido de la Revolución Democrática 

- CNDSPRD 

› Comité Orgullo Puebla - COP 

› Comunidad metropolitana A.C. nzex 

COMAC 

› Comunidad Orgullo GLBTI Tijuana Mexico 

› Condomóvil AC 

› El Closet de Sor Juana 

› Frente Ciudadano Pro Derechos de 

Transexuales y Transgeneros 

› Fundación Arcoiris por el respeto a la 

diversidad sexual - FUNDARDS 

› Genero Etica y Salud Sexual AC 

› Grupo de acción información y reflexión 

Ambiente Texcoco 

› Grupo Gayente A.C. grupo de la 

Diversidad sexual de la Riviera Maya 

› Grupo Lesbico Universitario 

› Grupo Opción Bisexual 

› Guadalajara Gay Radio 

› Humana Nacion Trans 

› Letra S sida cultura y vida cotidiana A.C. 

› Morelos Sin Discriminación 

› MujerxMujer... Tu Espacio 

› Musas de Metal Grupo de Mujeres Gay 

A.C. 

› No Dejarse es Incluirse AC 

› Prodiana A.C 

› Sociedad y Cultura Derechos Humanos 

y Desarrollo Social 

› Teatro Cabaret Las Reinas Chulas AC 

› Transformarte 2.0 A.C 


NICARAGUA 

› ANDISEX 

› Centro Nicaragüense para el Desarrollo 

Humano CNPEDH 

› Centro para la Educación y Prevención 

del SIDA - CEPRESI 

› Comunidad Homosexual de Nicaragua 

› Fundación Xochiquetzal 

› Grupo Lesbico Nicaraguense Safo 

› Iglesia de la Comunidad Metropolitana 

de Nicaragua 


› Iniciativa desde la Diversidad Sexual por 

los DDHH 


PANAMA 

› Asociacion Hombre y Mujeres Nuevos de 

Panama 

PERU 

› Asociación Amigas por Siempre 

Promoviendo Tus derechos 

› Asociación Angel Azul 

› Asociación Civil Amistad y Respeto 

› Asociación Civil Diversidad San 

Martinense 

› Asociación de Gays Feministas El Club 

de Toby 

› Asociacion de Travestis con VIH Y SIDA 

Las Mil Manos de la Solidaridad 

› Asociacion DESPERTAR 

› Centro de Promoción y Defensa de los 

Derechos Sexuales y Reproductivos - 

PROMSEX 

› ciudadaniasx 

› Colectivo Claveles Rojos 

› Colectivo ContraNaturas 

› Colectivo Uniones Peru 

› Diario de Lima Gay 

› Elisa Natalia 

› Epicentro 

› Grupo de Mujeres Diversas 

› Instituto Runa de Desarrollo y Estudios 

sobre Genero 

› Kolektiva Rebeldías Lésbicas 

› Lesbianas independientes feministas 

socialistas 

› Lesbianas Unidas Activistas de Piura 

› LGBT LEGAL PERU 

› Movimiento Homosexual de Lima 

› Mujeres de Otra Indole 

› movimiento trans del perù 

› Programa de Soporte a la Auto Ayuda 

de personas con VIH - PROSA - sección 

LGBTI 

› Radio Mujeres 

› Raiz 2.0 

› Red Das Con Equidad (LGBT) 

› Sociedad Trans FTM Perú 

› Vida-Integración-Desarrollo-Amor 


PUERTO RICO 

› Coaì 

PARAGUAY 

› Paragay 

› SOMOSGAY 

SURINAME 

› Women S Way Foundation - WSW 

EL SALVADOR 

› Asociacion Comunicando y Capacitando 

a mujeres TRANS con VIH en El Salvador 

- COMCAVIS TRANS 

› Asociacion Salvadorena de Derechos 

Humanos - Entre Amigos 

› El SalvadorG 

› Trinidad and Tobago 

› FreePride Foundation Project 

URUGUAY 

› Asociación de Minorias Sexuales del 

Uruguay - A.MI.SE.U. 

› Campesinas rebeldes 

› Centro de Estudios DE Genero y 

diversidad SEXual - CEDEGSEX 

› Centro de Investigacion y Estudios 

Interdisciplinarios en Sexualidad del 

Uruguay- CIEI-SU 

› Durazno Diverso 

VENEZUELA 

› Alianza Lambda de Venezuela 

› Bloque Socialista Unido de Liberación 

homosexual 

› Colectivo Almas 

› Diversidad e Igualdad a través de la Ley 

DIVERLEX 

› Fundación para el Desarrollo Integral - 

FUDEIN 

› Fundación Reflejos de Venezuela - FRV 

› Fundación Venezolana de Apoyo a la 

Diversidad Sexual - FUVADIS 

› Maturin es Diversidad 

› Union Afirmativa de Venezuela 

› Venezuela Diversa Asociacion Civil 




ARGENTINA 

› Agrupacion XANGO 

› GayDatos.com 

BOLIVIA 

› Asociación Vivo en Positivo 

› Comunidad de Investigación Acción en 

Derechos y Ciudadaní as 

BRAZIL 

› Associacao Brasileira Interdisciplinar de 

AIDS - ABIA 

› Movimento Salvador Pela Paz 

CHILE 

› Asociacion Pro Famila Aprofa 

COLOMBIA 

› Asociación para la divulgación promoción 

y defensa de los derechos humanos e 

indigenas - Akuaipa Waimakat 

› Fundación Para el Desarrollo en Salud 

FUNDESALUD 

› Fundación Social Gualanday - MIAU 

MEXICO 

› Calmecac Alianza Ciudadana A.C. 

› Mr Gay World Mexico 

NICARAGUA 

› Procuraduria para la Defensa de los 

Derechos Humanos 

PANAMA 

› Grupo Génesis Panamá Positivo 

PERU 

› Centro Comunitario de Investigacion 

y Recursos en Sexualidad y Derechos 

Humanos 

› Kanchay Killa S.A.C. 

› Machete Gay Tours 

› Red de Comunicacion e Informacion 

para Grupos de Ayuda Mutua del Peru - 

REDECOMS 

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 

› REd Initiatives 

VENEZUELA 

› Acción Zuliana por la Vida 

› Asesoria en educación y salud de 

Venezuela - ASES 

ANONYMOUS MEMBERS 

FULL MEMBERS 

› Guatemala (1) 

› Honduras (1) 

› Mexico (2) 

› Nicaragua (1) 

› Peru (1) 

› Venezuela (1) 


ILGA MEMBERS 


ILGA - North America 

86 members 



HAVEN HERRIN 

Since Dec. 2012 (previously 

Alternate board member until 

Dec. 2012) 

Soulforce Q 

Minneapolis, United States of 

America 

Alternates 

STEPHEN SEABORN 


Alternate board member until 

Dec. 2012) 

Solidarity & Pride Committee, 

Ontario Federation of Labour 

Toronto, Canada 

MICHAEL PETTY 

since Dec. 2012 (previously board 

member until Dec. 2012) 

Georgia Equality 

Atlanta, United States of America 

HELEN KENNEDY 


board member until Dec. 2012) 

Egale Canada 

Ottawa, Canada 

FULL MEMBERS 

CANADA 

› Altern-Art de Quebec - GLBT Quebec 

inc. 

› ARC International 

› Association Gai-Cote-Sud 

› Canadian Labour Congress - Solidarity 

and Pride Working Group 

› Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives 

› Canadian Rainbow Health Coalition 

› Canadian Union of Public Employees - 

CUPE/LGBT group 

› Canadian Union of Public Employees 

Toronto District Council - CUPE Toronto/ 

LGBT group 

› Coalition Gaie et Lesbienne du Quebec 

- CGLQ 

› Conseil Quebecois des Gais et 

Lesbiennes 

› December 9th Coalition 

› EGALE Canada 

› Fierte Montreal Pride 

› Fondation Émergence 

› GAI Ecoute 

› Gay and Lesbian International Sport 

Association - GLISA 

› Gay Persons of Color: An Eye on the 

Gay Worlds of Color and Their Allies 

› Groupe regional d intervention social 

de Quebec -GRIS 

› Immigration and Refugee 

BoardResource Centre - Vancouver 

› Iranian Queer Organization 

› LGBT Family Coalition Coalition des 

familles homoparentales 

› Pink Dot MTL 

› Pink Triangle Committee Ontario 

Division of the Canadian Union of 

Public Employees 

› Rainbow Health Ontario 

› Solidarity & Pride Committee S & P 

Ontario Federation of Labour 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

› Advocates for Informed Choice 

› Asian and Pacific Islander Family Pride 

› Bisexual Network of the USA 

› Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies/ 

International Resource Network 

› Christopher Street West/Los Angeles 

Pride 

› DESIDYKES South Asian LBT women 

› Equality Illinois 

› Federation of Gay Games 


› Fundación Lorena Borjas 

› GALA Choruses 

› Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance of 

Washington DC 

› Gay Asian Pacific Alliance (GAPA) 

› Georgia Equality 

› GetaVision 

› Global Forum on MSM & HIV (MSMGF) 

› Greater Palm Springs Pride 

› Heritage of Pride Inc. 

› Human Rights Campaign 

› IGLHRC 

› Immigration Equality 

› International Association of Gay and 

Lesbian Martial Artists 

› International MI CASA Foundation 

› Interpride 

› Kentucky Equality Federation 

› Lambda Legal Defense and Education 

Fund Inc. 

› Latin@s En Acción 

› Lavender Seniors of the East Bay 

› LGBT Community Center of Greater 

Cleveland 

› Long Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride Inc 

› Lutherans Concerned/North America 

› Marriage Equality USA 

› More Light Presbyterians for LGBT 

Concerns 

› Multicultural Ministry with Sexual 

Minorities/Otras Ovejas (Other Sheep) 

› National Gay & Lesbian Task Force 

› NESsT - Galeforce Capital 

› ORAM Organization for Refuge Asylum 

and Migration 

› Organization Intersex International USA 

- OII USA 

› OutFront Minnesota 

› Pride at Work - P@W 

› Research Institute Without Walls Inc. 

› San Diego LGBT Pride 

› San Francisco Lesbian Gay Bisexual 

Transgender Pride Celebration 

Committee 

› SEIU Lavender Caucus 

› Soulforce Inc. 

› Southerners on New Ground 

› The Council for Global Equality 

› The Honolulu Pride Festival Foundation 

› The Lesbian Gay Bisexual & 

Transgender Community Center - NYC 

› The Loft 

› The National LGBT Bar Association 

› The World Congress of Gay Lesbian 

Bisexual and Transgender Jews Inc. - 

WCGLBTJ 

› Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan 

Community Churches 

› USC Lambda LGBT Alumni Association 

› Youth Transgender & Intersex 

Educational Services - Youth TIES. 


CANADA 

› Maxcen-Math 

› Xtra / Pink Triangle Press 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

› City of Oakland, California 

› Cornell University Library 

› dotgay.com 

› Harrington Park Press LLC 

› Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & 

Human Rights 

› Labadie Collection 

› Leather Archives & Museum 

› NAGLREP - The National Association 

of Gay and Lesbian Real Estate 

Professionals 

› San Diego State University

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