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“They Know What We Don’t”: Meaningful Inclusion of LGBTIQ People in Humanitarian Action
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Jun 26, 2024
Outright International
This report explores how the humanitarian system is responding to the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and queer (LGBTIQ) people during humanitarian crises. It seeks to document progress, highlighting positive and promising practices from an array of emergency contexts and organizations, while also exploring challenges that can inhibit meaningful change. By consolidating the diverse actions of humanitarian efforts in diverse crisis contexts, this report provides examples of how meaningful LGBTIQ inclusion can and should be undertaken, which, we hope, will inspire action more broadly across the sector.
The report seeks to document progress in how the humanitarian system is responding to the needs of LGBTIQ people, highlighting positive and promising practices from an array of emergency contexts and organizations, while also exploring challenges that can inhibit meaningful change.
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