International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA) - Uluslararası Lezbiyen ve Gey Derneği

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06.04.2022

ILGA is a worldwide network of national and local groups committed to the goal of equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transvestite / transgender (LGBT) people everywhere. ILGA is the only international non-profit and non-governmental federation of civil society that focuses on addressing discrimination due to sexual orientation as a global issue.

Subject:

Gender

City:

Abroad

Country:

Switzerland

Founded in 1978, ILGA now has more than 1700 member organizations. More than 160 countries & regions on each continent are represented through this association. ILGA's member groups range from small partnerships to national groups and entire cities.

Purposes and the Way of Work

The aim of ILGA is to work for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transvestite / transgender people to have equal rights and to live free from all forms of discrimination.

It strives to achieve this goal by collaborating with its members worldwide and with the mutual support of its members.

It focuses on bringing public and government attention to cases of discrimination against LBGT persons by supporting programs and protest actions, engaging with diplomatic pressure, working with international organizations and media and providing them with information. In addition, the ILGA is fighting against pedophilia.

Membership and Membership Requirements

Only organisations (but not individuals) which support the aims and objectives of ILGA can apply for membership in 2 types as Full Membership and Associate Membership.

Any organization or person working for the equal rights of LGBT people can apply to become a member of ILGA.

For more information about membership and membership fees, visit: www.ilga.org/about-us/membership