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

The PRIDE Centre: Protection, Rights, Inclusion In Displacement & Emergencies works to ensure that critical aid and assistance gets to LGBTQIA+ persons in crisis and emergency situations in countries in Africa where it can be extremely dangerous to be Queer. We provide direct assistance, health support, legal & policy analysis, outreach and support to LGBTQIA+ community groups and Refugee-led Organisations, and design programme tools for aid workers. The PRIDE Centre focuses on countries experiencing acute and protracted crises, in which the space for LGBTQI+ rights and expression has become increasingly restricted.
In these volatile settings, LGBTQIA+ needs frequently go ignored and unmet. Intensifying their vulnerability, many of these responses take place in countries with restrictive and violent anti-LGBTQI+ laws and policies. Even in jurisdictions where these identities are not criminalized, LGBTQIA+ needs are overlooked – even excluded – by NGOs, UN Agencies and other key actors.
PRIDE Centre Blog
PRIDE Centre Blog
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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
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US Gag Rule Expansion Legal Analysis
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Statement: US Global Gag Rule & Principled Humanitarian Aid
