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Hate Crimes against the LGBT Community in the Commonwealth: A Situational Analysis
This report outlines the nature and extent of anti-LGBT hate crime and its impact on individuals and societies in the Commonwealth, explores trends across the Commonwealth and surveys regional and country-specific case examples.
![Pan-Commonwealth Human Rights, Gender & Sexual Diversity Training Toolkit](https://www.humandignitytrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/EJA_PC_Toolkit_FINAL.jpg)
Pan-Commonwealth Human Rights, Gender & Sexual Diversity Training Toolkit
This toolkit provides a framework for the delivery of training for government officials, frontline service providers and members of the general public within the Commonwealth.
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Ong Ming Johnson v. Attorney-General of Singapore
Judgment of the High Court of Singapore finding that the criminalisation of same-sex activity did not violate the country's Constitution.
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Case Summary of Ong Ming Johnson v Attorney-General (2020)
This case summary, prepared by the Supreme Court of Singapore, deals with the main arguments of the ruling in the case of Ong Ming Johnson v Attorney-General, which unsuccessfully challenged the criminalisation of same-sex activity in Singapore in March 2020.
![Reform of Discriminatory Sexual Offences Laws in the Commonwealth and Other Jurisdictions – Case Study of The Republic Of Nauru](https://www.humandignitytrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/HDT-Nauru-Report_web.jpg)
Reform of Discriminatory Sexual Offences Laws in the Commonwealth and Other Jurisdictions – Case Study of The Republic Of Nauru
This case study explores how Nauru embarked in 2009 on a wholesale review of its Criminal Code, including its sexual offences provisions, with the aim of simplifying, modernising and strengthening criminal offences. This case study provides an in-depth analysis of how this legislative reform was successfully achieved.
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Attorney General of Belize v. Caleb Orozco (2019)
Judgment from the Belizean Court of Appeal 2019, upholding the decision of the Supreme Court that the criminalisation of same-sex activity violates the Constitution of Belize.