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Uchenna Samuel Ngene is a philosopher, social worker, an aspiring queer theologian, human rights defender and an LGBTIQ rights activists who is passionate in promoting the religious inclusion and social
For several years, and increasingly so in recent years, there has been a growing politicization of religion(s) and a hijacking of social concepts such as the family, traditional values as
The Human Rights Council (HRC) is an intergovernmental organ of the United Nations system mandated to reinforce the promotion and protection of human rights around the world. It is also
GIN co-hosted a side event on Recognition and Respect for Family Diversity in Times of Global Pandemic The international human rights system has for a very long time made strong
We are heading for 6 months of living in limited physical contact with anyone. As the Covid-19 pandemic has spread across the globe at a rapid and relentless pace, the
2020 has been hard for many of us, and will no doubt still be as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to expose the pre-existing inequalities which characterise much of the world.
GIN-SSOGIE is looking for a Programme Intern to support the development of its advocacy work and activities. Duration: 6 months, beginning in July 2020 How to apply: Please send
GIN-SSOGIE had the pleasure of being invited to speak on Outright International’s webinar “Connecting Faith and Advocacy” last week, on May 28th. The focus was that because discrimination against LGBTI
For the past 2 years, GIN-SSOGIE has been collaborating with partners to celebrate the International Day of Families, on May 15th. This year, GIN worked with the Association of Women
Webinar, “Bringing Progressive Faith Voices toward Diverse Genders and Sexualities” & Booklet Discussion, “Christian Islam Progressive Interpretation of Gender Diversity & Sexuality” To mark IDAHOBIT 2020, GIN collaborated with
GIN is an international membership-led non-profit organisation that promotes safety and inclusion for all people of faith and spirituality, especially for people that often are discriminated against on the basis of their sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or gender expression. GIN advocates for safe spaces, policy inclusion and for the support and acceptance of all sexual and gender minorities for whom their faith is an important life-giving source.
