United Nations: 28 States call for legal gender recognition based on self-identification
For the first time at the United Nations, a cross-regional group of 28 countries has called for laws and policies that allow legal gender recognition
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Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Bill linked to global anti-gender movement
GATE launches #StopHate #TDoV campaign to demand safer online environments for trans and gender diverse people
Uganda: ILGA World and GATE condemn ‘horrific’ Anti-Homosexuality Bill
ILGA World and GATE join individuals, governments, and institutions worldwide in condemning, in the most unequivocal terms, the passing of the ‘Anti-Homosexuality Bill’ in Uganda. We call on H. E. President Yoweri Museveni NOT to sign it into law.
Welcome to GATE, Anil!
GATE welcomes Anil Pavadatan as our new Health Officer
Guide to Influencing the Global Fund’s Grant Cycle 7 for Transgender People
GATE and LAC Platform have published a Guide to Influencing the Global Fund’s Grant Cycle 7 for Transgender People
Implementing Strategies of Trans Liberation for Systemic Change
Levan Berianidze writes about implementing strategies for trans liberation in line with systemic change
Support for civil society-led reporting to UN human rights mechanisms
GATE is offering financial assistance to trans, gender diverse, and intersex-led (TGDI) organizations, to cover the fees associated with writing reports for submission to UN human rights mechanisms
Civil society partners support global rotation of IAS conferences
IAS – the International AIDS Society – and its Conference Committee are optimizing community participation and accountability through a transparent selection process that will rotate conferences across the five regions of the world.
Responding to anti-gender mobilization in Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Kot writes about responding anti-gender mobilization in the EECA region
Welcome to the team Chamindra!
GATE is delighted to welcome Dr. Chamindra Weerawardhana as our new Director of Programs and Global Partnerships.
