ILGA Rainbow Index: ReportOUT response: the UK which once topped the table is now 22nd out of 49 countries

On the 11th of April 2026, several people were attacked and assaulted in the Shahbagh district of Dhaka, the country's capital city. Throughout the group of attackers, homophobic slurs and hate speech were chanted, with victims being targeted because they were assumed to be ‘queer’.

The wording for the world’s first international LGBTQI+ solidarity declaration has been officially signed at the Safer To Be Me summit, which took place in Newcastle and Gateshead across the last week.

#SaferToBeMe UK’s First Global LGBTQ+ Human Rights Summit to Counter Populism and Roll-back of Rights

Camilla Tettoni from Rassegna Caffè Live podcast interviews ReportOUT CEO Drew Dalton on the new global fight for LGBTQ+ rights

Speaker at #SaferToBeMe unveiling event February 2025 (Pic by Haydn Brown 2025) #SaferToBeMe 2025 is now open for speaker proposals and...

On Pride Radio Drew Dalton invited people from all walks of life to get involved with #SafertoBeMe 2025

How to get involved in #SaferToBeMe global LGBGTQ+ human rights summit

On 20th February 2025, the World Day of Social Justice, we unveiled the #SaferToBeMe programme with VIP guests