INCLUSION

CHALLENGING EXCLUSION, CLAIMING RIGHTS

‘Migration regularisation is a necessary step towards social justice and a sign of democratic health’

Rubén Romero | SPAIN

‘In the face of funding cuts, civil society has taken a leading role in the humanitarian response’

‘Despite deep-rooted prejudice against Dalits, encouraging shifts are emerging among young urban people’

Rup Sunar | NEPAL

‘Trans rights are human rights, and those don’t stop at borders’

Keyne Walker | UNITED KINGDOM

‘Despite the repeal of ‘LGBT-free zones’, LGBTQI+ people still lack basic legal protections’

Annamaria Linczowska | POLAND

‘Our fight for LGBTQI+ rights isn’t isolated from broader global south struggles against colonial legacies’

Angelique Nixon | TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

‘Protecting Afghan refugees is not merely a humanitarian gesture – it is a legal obligation’

Moniza Kakar | PAKISTAN

‘This new law will push LGBTQI+ people and communities into deeper invisibility and precarity’

anonymous | TURKEY

‘Legal rights must translate into real protections, and the fight for marriage equality must continue’

Miguel Gomes Antonio | NAMIBIA

SOUTHERN AFRICA

‘Society must prepare to act collectively to defend rights and democracy’

Natalia Gherardi | ARGENTINA