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Picture caption (L to R): Cllr Karen Kilgour Leader of Newcastle City Council, Drew Dalton CEO of ReportOUT, Cllr Alex Hay Deputy Leader of Newcastle City Council, Cllr Gary Haley Deputy Leader of Gateshead Council.

World’s First Global LGBTQ+ Solidarity Declaration

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.

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Oct 244 min read

#SaferToBeMe 2025 held in Newcastle, North East England

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

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

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Oct 172 min read

Almost 50 speakers unveiled at largest LGBTQ human rights conference in UK - Time to book your place at #SaferToBeMe 2025

#saferToBeMe 2025 - tickets are only £30 for th elargest LGBTQ+ global human rights conference in the UK Latest speakers and events at...

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Jul 281 min read

#Stand together - tickets open for #SaferToBeMe conference

#SafertoBeMe Conference Be part of history - in these turbulent times for LGBTQ human rights, we need to stand together. Join us in ...

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Jul 22 min read

The ILGA Europe Map showing countries highlighted as red, yellow and green

CEO Comment: A Fall from Grace? The United Kingdom Drops to 22nd Place on the ILGA Europe Rainbow Index

The 2025 ILGA Europe Rainbow Map was launched today and I am sad to say that it makes for grim reading. Alongside far-right populist-led nation states, such as Georgia and Hungary, the United Kingdom has seen a significant drop of 6 places from 17th in 2024, to now languishing in 22nd place. This drop, and a lack of gains made across Europe, should sound as a warning klaxon for us all.

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May 143 min read