News
11 04 2009
News
https://lesbi.ge/s/cyy/
An Attempt to Ban Gay Marriage Fails in El Salvador
As www.ontopmag.com informs, last week lawmakers have not supported constitutional amendments that would have banned gay marriage and prohibited adoption by gays and lesbians in El Salvador. The amendments were introduced already in 2006, and the previous legislature approved the measures in April,
07 04 2009
News
https://lesbi.ge/s/pq4/
Presentation on LB Women in Sports
On March 18, at Inclusive Foundation office during the women's club usual meeting, the facilitator of the women's club and the member of it presented the materials prepared about the representation of the LB women in sports. The meeting was organized by Women's Initiatives Supporting Group (WISG) an
03 04 2009
News
https://lesbi.ge/s/scz/
Women’s Club Discussion
On Wednesday, May 27, Women’s Club traditional discussion took place at Inclusive Foundation office (www.inclusive-foundation.org). The meeting was organized by Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group (WISG) (www.women.ge) and the topic of the discussion was: Child Adoption Issues for Same-Sex Couples.
27 03 2009
News
https://lesbi.ge/s/hmh/
the First LGBT Protest Action against Violence
On February 22, 2009, around 200 people gathered on Sodeco Square in Beirut, Lebanon to protest discrimination against homosexuals, news agency Reuters informs. The Anti-Violence Sit-In was protesting discrimination against minorities in general and LGBT people, among them. The event was organized
27 03 2009
News
https://lesbi.ge/s/zzp/
The Obama Administration’s Historical Step
Washington – The United States is joining 66 other United Nations member states in condemning the persecution of individuals based on their sexual orientation or gender identity, the official website of the US Department of State informs. The statement released March 18 was made by Robert Wood, S
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GRADATION - installation for The Trans Day of Remembrance
GRADATION is a collaborative installation of Women's Initiatives Supporting Group (WISG) and artist Uta Bekaia, supported by Propaganda.network. The voices and video images used in the installation belong to Transfeminist activists and our sisters - Amanda, Gabi, Nata, Tako. All of us are united by the grief that will forever remind us about our Trans sisters killed in the recent years, but we are also united by the same goal - to achieve living in a country and in the society free from Transphobia! #TDOR
GRADATION - installation for The Trans Day of Remembrance
Queer Sisters Run - Social and Environmental Justice