General Enquiries
administrator@humandignitytrust.org
Media Enquiries
Emma Eastwood, Head of Strategic Communications – emmaeastwood@humandignitytrust.org
James Aldworth, Communications Manager – jamesaldworth@humandignitytrust.org
Address
Human Dignity Trust
4th Floor West – Quality House
5-9 Quality Court, Chancery Lane
London WC2A 1HP
Phone: +44 (0)20 7419 3770
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For Lawyers and Advisers
The Trust welcomes contact and dialogue with those who support our aims and objectives.
For individuals seeking advice
The Trust is not in a position to give legal advice on individual cases, but if you or someone you know is affected by laws criminalising same-sex sexual activity, we will do our best to assist you and/or refer you to an organisation or lawyer who can help you. Please note that we are a small team, and we may not always be able to respond to individual enquiries, particularly where the subject matter falls outside our charitable objectives and expertise.
Information and resources
Country-specific LGBT organisations
International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA)
A worldwide federation of more than 1,700 organisations from over 160 countries and territories campaigning for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex human rights. Member organisations in countries around the world are listed at About Us > Member Organisations.
International protection and asylum
The United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR)
This is an international intergovernmental organisation which may be able to assist LGBT+ people, who are fleeing persecution, to apply to be resettled in a safe country.
This Canada-based charity works internationally to help LGBTI individuals living in fear and isolation escape government and police supported persecution and violence.
Organisation for Refuge, Asylum and Migration (ORAM)
Works to protect LGBTIQ asylum seekers and refugees globally.
Rainbow Migration, (formerly the UK Lesbian and Gay Immigration Group), provide practical and emotional support for LGBTQI+ people seeking asylum in the UK to help improve their confidence and self-esteem and reduce isolation. They provide specialist legal information and advice, and campaign to improve the treatment of people seeking asylum.
List of other organisations who can help LGBTI people seeking asylum – produced by Rainbow Migration.
Mental Health
Befrienders Worldwide – provide confidential support to people in emotional crisis or distress, or those close to them.