A Montenegrin organisation that defends the rights of LGBTQ+ people. The organisation’s activities include providing free legal and psychosocial support, as well as organising Montenegro Pride. The team organises queer art and culture festivals, engages in advocacy at national and international levels, and works to build the LGBTQ+ community.
A Serbian organisation provides free psychological and legal support to LGBTQ+ people. The team also organises cultural events and documents cases of rights violations.
A Serbian organisation that provides legal and psychological support to LGBTQ+ individuals. The organisation's activities include documenting cases of violence and discrimination, filing criminal reports and providing individual psychotherapy sessions. The team also provides psychological support in an anonymous chat room and organises educational programmes such as the ‘LGBTQ+ Activism School’.
A French organisation that protects the rights and dignity of people seeking asylum and those with a migration background. The organisation’s work includes providing legal support for asylum and residence permit applications, as well as assisting people in administrative detention centres and prisons. The team also runs reception centres and organises awareness-raising events.
A French association that assists LGBTQ+ individuals seeking asylum who are fleeing persecution in their home countries. The organisation’s work includes providing legal support throughout the asylum process, helping with housing, and supporting integration into French society. The team also combats discrimination, runs awareness-raising campaigns and provides practical information in several languages, including Russian.
A French organisation that helps LGBTQ+ people seeking asylum or residency in France. The organisation's activities include assistance with administrative procedures for obtaining refugee status or residency rights (including for binational couples). The team also helps overcome isolation through social events: French language courses, sports games, walking tours and museum visits.
The Solidarity Centre in Lübeck, which provides support to people seeking asylum and those with a migration experience. The organisation’s activities include independent advice on social issues and the asylum process. The team also offers free German language courses, organises anonymous medical care for people without health insurance, and runs a free shop and a bicycle repair workshop.
The French association develops practical guidelines and charters for editorial offices on the correct coverage of LGBTQ+ issues. The team conducts educational training courses in journalism schools and conducts research into the media landscape.
A French organisation that supports transgender people, including transgender youth. The organisation's activities include providing free advice on legal and social issues related to legalisation in France and changing documents. The team also conducts free HIV/STI testing, manages a special social assistance fund (FAST), and organises sporting and social events.
The Paris Community Centre, which serves as a meeting and coordination point for over 100 LGBTQ+ organisations. The centre provides direct support: legal, psychological and medical advice, as well as a dedicated reception service for LGBTQ+ people seeking asylum. It also houses France’s largest LGBTQ+ library.