Author: Carpediem
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Senegal: Analysis of 2026 Anti-LGBTQIA+ law
Senegal: Analysis of 2026 Anti-LGBTQIA+ law
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The PRIDE Centre’s remarks at The European Parliament
The PRIDE Centre’s remarks at The European Parliament
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2025 Annual Report
2025 Annual Report
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PRIDE Centre Situation Report 4 : January-March 2026
PRIDE Centre Situation Report 4 : January-March 2026
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Uganda: Assisting SOGIESC Minorities in Humanitarian Settings
Uganda: Assisting SOGIESC Minorities in Humanitarian Settings
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US Gag Rule Expansion Legal Analysis
US Gag Rule Expansion Legal Analysis
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Statement: US Global Gag Rule & Principled Humanitarian Aid
Statement: US Global Gag Rule & Principled Humanitarian Aid
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New Funding from the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives
We’re honoured to have been awarded a grant from Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canadato work with #LGBTQIA+ refugees in urban settings in Kenya. With our partners Angaza Foundation, based in Kibira in Nairobi, we’ll be working on capacity sharing/strengthening initiatives with queer refugee civil society groups to build inclusion into the humanitarian, displacement, and…
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Celebrating Bi+ Visibility Day
On Bi+ Visibility Day, the International PRIDE Centre proudly joins the global community in celebrating the vibrant, diverse, and resilient identities within the bisexual+ spectrum. Since its founding in 1999 by three passionate bisexual activists, this day has grown into a powerful moment of recognition and solidarity for bisexual, pansexual, fluid, and queer individuals. At…
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Burkina Faso’s New Anti-LGBTQIA+ Law: Yet another regime goes to war with SOGIESC minorities
By Michael BruceExecutive Director, The International PRIDE Centre On 1 September 2025, Burkina Faso’s military regime passed a law that criminalises the “promotion of homosexuality” and forces parents to assign a binary sex to intersex infants before birth registration. It’s a law that is vague, dangerous, and deeply discriminatory. And it’s part of a broader,…
