Resources

This report examines the status of sexual offences legislation in Commonwealth Asia, assessing good practice and identifying where there are gaps in protection, with a particular focus on women, children, LGBT+ people and people with disability.

This report examines the status of sexual offences legislation in Commonwealth Africa, assessing good practice and identifying where there are gaps in protection, with a particular focus on women, children, LGBT+ people and people with disability.

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.

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.

Judgment of the High Court of Singapore finding that the criminalisation of same-sex activity did not violate the country's Constitution.

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.