2022

‘Many laws remain that keep LGBTQI+ people as second-class citizens’

Caleb Orozco | BELIZE

CENTRAL AMERICA

‘Hate speech against LGBTQI+ people comes from religious, traditional and political leaders’

Opio Sam | UGANDA

‘Civil society works to ensure perpetrators of human rights violations face justice’

Adama Jallow | THE GAMBIA

‘Refugees are the perfect scapegoat in times of crisis’

Dilan Akbayır | TURKEY

‘The Starbucks unionisation campaign has sparked the imagination of workers across the country’

Theresa Haas | UNITED STATES

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

‘They label us antisemites or terrorists to silence us and paralyse our human rights work’

Nadim Nashif | PALESTINE

‘Society is only starting to open up to the idea of living harmoniously with LGBTQI+ people’

Samuel Matsikure | ZIMBABWE

SOUTHERN AFRICA

‘Laws that discriminate against LGBTQI+ people send a signal about our place in society’

Glenroy Murray | JAMAICA

‘People experience gross rights violations because of their sexual orientation or gender identity’

Olaide Kayode Timileyin | NIGERIA

‘All tactics used by activists have been turned into crimes’

Marta María Ramírez | CUBA