Out

My memories of Britain’s first LGBT Pride in 1972

19 March 201819 March 2018 Peter Tatchell Foundation LGBT History, LGBT Rights, UK

Out, proud & radical: A pioneering parade with a political message

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UK

Case work report 2023 – We save lives
Helping refugees & victims of discrimination / hate crime

New Dorset Incinerator poses serious health risk
The public is likely to inhale toxic fumes 24 hours a day

PTF’s Pliny Soocoormanee wins National Diversity Award
Recognition for aiding hundreds of LGBT+ refugees win asylum

International

Rosemary faced female genital mutilation and abuse for being a lesbian
We are helping her

Dimitri from Chechnya was thrown in a pit for being gay
We helped him build a new life

LGBT+ Spanish matador urged to quit killing bulls
“Turn your back on the oppressive, bloody bullfighting industry”

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LGBT+ hate crime and restorative justice

Tehmina Kazi sets out an alternative to criminal sanctions

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