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LBQ+ Research Reports Worldwide

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THE APPLICABILITY OF AFRICAN HUMAN RIGHTS STANDARDS IN ADDRESSING CONVERSION PRACTICES

Across Africa, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) persons experience violence and discrimination based on their sexual orientation and gender identity and expression from state and non-state actors and institutions.1 Governments, religious leaders, health professionals, and media outlets have at times advanced the idea that LGBTQ identities and behaviors are a form of psychological disorder, mental illness, religious sin, or even possession by a supernatural entity.
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Meaningful Inclusion of LGBTIQ People

This report explores how the humanitarian system is responding to the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and queer (LGBTIQ) people during humanitarian crises. What commitments have the global humanitarian system made that should apply to LGBTIQ people, as they do to all others? What capacities must the system have to respond to the specific needs and priorities of LGBTIQ people? What challenges exist within the system that may leave those needs unmet?
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Regional Analysis of LGBTQI+ Organizing in Southwest Asia and North Africa

The human rights of LGBTQI+ people have seen numerous advances globally in the past decades, with many countries across different regions adopting laws and policies that would extend fundamental human rights such as the right to privacy, marriage, non-discrimination, and health to LGBTQI+ people. International and regional human rights mechanisms have also published numerous opinions that aim to mobilize human rights treaties to benefit LGBTQI+ people globally.
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This page compiles worldwide reports on LBQ+ women from key research organizations such as Human Rights Watch (HRW), Mama Cash, and other globally recognized institutions. These reports offer insights into the lived experiences, rights, and advocacy efforts of LBQ+ women.

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In the future, these reports will be part of the LesbianGlobal Data Connect Research Repository, an AI-assisted resource including both global research and data from our AI-powered research tool. This repository will be a key reference for researchers, advocates, and funders prioritizing LBQ+ women’s issues.

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Use the search bar to find reports by keywords or topics, or submit your own to contribute to this growing body of knowledge.

All submissions will be reviewed and, if approved, added to the repository.

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