Killed for Who They Are: Extrajudicial Executions and Targeted Killings of LGBTIQ People Report Launch
About the event
People are killed for who they are, in every region of the world. Only 63 of 193 UN member states legally recognize hate crimes based on sexual orientation.
On October 27, Outright launches Killed for Who They Are: Extrajudicial Executions and Targeted Killings of LGBTIQ People, a new report covering every region of the world.
Join the launch live on Zoom
Tuesday, October 27
8:00–9:00 a.m. ET | 12:00–13:00 GMT
Speakers
Jade Madingwane (she/her), Forum for the Empowerment of Women (FEW), South Africa
Maria Clara Zea Gallego (she/her), Colombia Diversa, Colombia
André du Plessis (he/him), United Nations Program Director, Outright International
Moderated by Ohotuowo Ogbeche (she/her), Global Researcher, Outright International
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OutRight International (formerly OutRight Action International) is a nonprofit working for the human rights of LGBTIQ people worldwide. It documents abuses, supports activists in hostile countries and advocates at the United Nations, where it holds consultative status…
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