
Submission: Violence and its impact on the right to health
We submitted our questionaire respond to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right of everyone to the enjoyment of [Continue Reading]
Organisation Intersex International Europe
We submitted our questionaire respond to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right of everyone to the enjoyment of [Continue Reading]
Prepared by ILGA-Europe, OII Europe, TGEU and IGLYO Currently European statistics on population (ESOP) do not collect statistics on respondents’ [Continue Reading]
OII Europe, together with AIRE Centre (Advice on Individual Rights in Europe), the Dutch Council for Refugees (DCR), the European [Continue Reading]
OII Europe submitted a letter of observations to the Bulgarian Constitutional Court with contextual information regarding practical obstacles faced by [Continue Reading]
Submission prepared by OII Europe From the introduction:The Victims’ Rights Directive, in its current form, does not yet recognize intersex [Continue Reading]
Pathways to School Success Consultation Inclusion of LGBTI learners in schools A joint submission prepared by IGLYO, TGEU, OII Europe [Continue Reading]
Statement by OII Europe, TGEU, ILGA-Europe and IGLYO on the AFNOR ISO work item proposal OII Europe, TGEU, ILGA-Europe and [Continue Reading]
Download the Publication In March 2021, a coalition of European networks working on LGBTI rights and including ILGA Europe, EL*C, [Continue Reading]
Submission by OII Europe 21.05.2021 From the introduction: We applaud the initiative of the UN to develop a common approach [Continue Reading]
The European Commission launched a consultation to gather the views of the public on the measures taken by the EU [Continue Reading]
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