This November, we show up to defend our democracy for future generations. We show up to reject extreme government control over our lives, personal decisions and how we raise families. we show up to protect best practice healthcare for kids. We show up to protect our rights to love who we love and live our most authentic lives unapologetically. We show up until every last one of us is fully free and liberated – without exception and with no one left behind.
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This Human Rights Day, we celebrate our successes, recognize our setbacks and renew our commitment to achieving a world where everyone is able to be themselves.
The Hungarian and Brazilian governments, alongside the Trump-Pence administration, are holding a conference in the U.S. Capitol with well-known promoters of anti-LGBTQ hate.
Each Dec. 1, advocates around the world come together to recognize World AIDS Day.
HRC Global is proud to announce its awardees for the third year of the Global Partnerships in Pride program.
Through its work in Ghana, the World Congress of Families continues its campaign to export hate and thwart the work of local advocates to end violence and discrimation against LGBTQ…
HRC Global rolled out the second in our series of “Engaging Allies” resources and capacity-building workshops, titled “Engaging People of Faith as Allies for Equality.”
HRC is proud to welcome Albanian LGBTQ advocate Sidita Zaja to Washington, D.C., to work alongside HRC staff as a 2019 HRC Global Fellow.
The U.S. State Department will hold the first public meeting of its new “Commission on Unalienable Rights” on Oct. 23.
Northern Ireland joins Scotland, England and Wales in recognizing same-sex couples’ right to marry.
More than 3,000 LGBTQ community members and allies planned to gather last week in Montego Bay, Jamaica, to celebrate the city’s fifth annual Pride.
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