According to ILGA's first Intersex Legal Mapping Report (International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA)), only six countries prohibit unnecessary medical interventions on people with intersex bodies.
In 2023, arrests and prosecutions of LGBT people increased. This is shown in "Identities Under Arrest," a report by the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA). The actual figures are even higher.
About three hundred LGBTI+ activists from Latin America are meeting from April 24 to 29 in La Paz (Bolivia) at the IX ILGALAC Regional Conference.
Starting today, ILGA's free and open access database makes crucial information about sexual diversity available worldwide.
The national teams that joined the One Love initiative had to withdraw due to FIFA's decision. The teams protested.
The World Cup host country is one of the countries that penalizes diversity.
The ILGA World Conference 2022, one of the most important LGBTIQ+ gatherings in the world, brings together more than 600 activists, human rights defenders, state representatives, communicators, and politicians in Long Beach, California.
The association documented hundreds of instances worldwide in which state agents imposed fines, imprisonment, and other penalties on people of diverse sexual orientations, gender identities, and expressions.
According to the State-sponsored Homophobia report by ILGA World, 69 UN member states continue to criminalize sexual orientation.
A global investigation by ILGA World maps how legal gender recognition and criminalization are in 143 countries.
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