The PRIDE Centre
Protection, Rights, Inclusion in Displacement and Emergencies
The PRIDE Centre

We work in some of the places where is most dangerous to identify as LGBTQIA+, including refugee camps and informal settlements across Africa.
In these environments, queer people face a constant threat of arrest, violence, extortion, forced sex work, even murder, because of their identity.
The PRIDE Centre works to ensure that queer persons get the help that they need, including health access, mental and sexual and reproductive health, information and legal assistance, and emergency cash support.
PRIDE Centre News
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How LGBTQIA+ civil society can unlock community-led protection in conflict settings
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Analysis: the Draft ‘African Charter on Family, Sovereignty and Values’
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Statement on the Passing of Dolly Parton
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Brief: Conflict in Tigray- Risks for LGBTQIA+ People
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Invitation 16 June: World Refugee Day & Pride Month
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Senegal: Analysis of 2026 Anti-LGBTQIA+ law
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The PRIDE Centre’s remarks at The European Parliament
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2025 Annual Report
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PRIDE Centre Situation Report 4 : January-March 2026
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Uganda: Assisting SOGIESC Minorities in Humanitarian Settings















