One in five countries criminalises lesbians and bisexual women, says new report from Human Dignity Trust
Lesbians and bisexual women face multiple and compounded human rights violations from both governments and individuals in 40 countries. Â
Seychelles passes Penal Code Amendment Act providing vital protection from violence for marginalised groups targeted by identity-based hate
New law to protect people from crimes motivated by prejudice and bias
In memory of Sir Shridath Ramphal, an HDT Patron remembered for his dedication ‘to the protection of fundamental human rights’
A former Secretary-General of the Commonwealth who led a ‘principled and extraordinary life’
Human Dignity Trust launches five-year roadmap to end LGBT criminalisation
Pride in Progress: A Roadmap to Ending LGBT Criminalisation, clearly lays out the strategic objectives that will frame our work for the next five years, whilst also building on our successful track record since the early days of our work in 2011.
Laws banning same-sex intimacy overturned by Namibian High Court
Victory today means LGBT Namibians can look to a brighter future where their rights to love freely are better protected, says the Human Dignity Trust
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