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Happy Pride to all!!! 🌈💖
Live and let live has always worked for me. I can't understand the resistance to such a simple idea...Perhaps their Mama's didn't love 'em enough?
I'm proud to be an LGBTQ IA+ advocate 😊👍🏳️🌈
i want hot chocolate :(
you wouldn't BELIEVE how small I am. I'm smaller than you could ever imagine. I could take a nap on a single pedal of a dandelion. I could comfortably live in a PEANUT SHELL
@v1ru5-teh-g00ber YOUR. *TABLE SLAM*. ROBOGATY AU IS TOO COOL
Also i like ur designs :3
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KILL DIE THE VIOLENCE GUY
*KILL!! KILL!!! KILL!!! KILL!! KILL*
VIOLENCE RULES!
Inertia is a property of MURDER
KILL DIE THE VIOLENCE GUY
*KILL!! KILL!!! KILL!!! KILL!! KILL*
VIOLENCE RULES!
Inertia is a property of MURDER
Every time you smile at me.
One moment more into infinity.
In a life supposed to be finite.
Presenza
Cada vez que me dás un sorriso
un intre máis no infinito.
nunha vida disque… finita.
For members of the LGBTIQ community living in refugee camps, the struggle for freedom and acceptance is particularly acute. Refugee camps are often places where the basic needs of safety and security are prioritized, but they can also become environments where discrimination and persecution continue, sometimes even within the camp itself.
The quest for freedom for LGBTIQ individuals in refugee camps encompasses several critical aspects:
1. **Safety and Protection**: LGBTIQ refugees often face heightened risks of violence and abuse. Ensuring that camps have clear policies and procedures to protect against discrimination and violence is crucial. This includes training for staff and providing safe spaces for individuals.
2. **Access to Services**: Adequate access to medical, psychological, and legal support tailored to the needs of LGBTIQ individuals is essential. This support should address both general health and specific needs related to gender identity and sexual orientation.
3. **Legal Recognition and Rights**: Advocating for legal recognition of LGBTIQ individuals’ rights within the refugee camp system can help ensure that their needs are met and that they are treated with dignity and respect. This includes recognition of gender identity and protection against discrimination.
4. **Community and Solidarity**: Building a supportive network within the camp can provide emotional and practical support. Connecting with allies and forming support groups can help create a more inclusive environment and offer a sense of belonging.
5. **Advocacy and Awareness**: Raising awareness about the challenges faced by LGBTIQ refugees can drive changes in policies and attitudes both within the camps and in the broader international community. Advocacy efforts can help push for systemic changes and improvements in conditions.
6. **Education and Empowerment**: Providing educational opportunities and resources for LGBTIQ individuals in refugee camps can empower them to advocate
Hi friends all over the world ,I am a member of lgbtiq refugee in the community,we are facing a lot of starvation,lack of medical care ,please anything you can help us will mean a lot to save us from hard situation
A GAY REFUGEE MAN ATTACKED ONCE AGAIN IN THE CAMP 😢
A week ending in COLD BLOOD. Our vulnerability in Kakuma refugee camp is still being skeptical by authorities, leading to more homophobia.
There's is a more larger room given to attacks against queer refugees in Kakuma refugee camp.
The heart breaking fact remains that authorities are the ones expanding room for torture, persecution and hate crimes against us in a place they well know that it's not welcoming to lgbtiq refugees.
This is all still happening despite lives claimed, organisations producing reports of homophobic terror, babies getting buried, LGBTQ getting permanent body injuries, having gays lose their site, skulls getting cracked, denial of services from camp hospitals and other public service centers in the camp, and so much more.
Literally, this is a no lesson to anyone meant or mandated to protect refugees regardless of sexuality or gender identity, but rather it's a lesson to them to implement and force solutions that aren't totally life saving.
Solutions like forcing victims of homophobic violence including (rape, attempted murder, police brutality, undressed in public, denied services, intimidations and threats, and so much more) to sit on a round table and plead for mercy.
Solutions like counting on the police yet they're one of those we are requesting to be protected from due to their homophobia against queer refugees.
Solutions like forcing lgbtiq refugees to integrate in the camp community by doing livelihood projects of which these end up exposing us to already proven homophobic unwelcoming communities.
None of such solutions will ever bring a durable solution to us, but they will instead perpetuating and call for more of the attacks to increase. 😔
With all these, we ain't ready to sit back and watch these acts continue being a way of living for lgbtiq refugees in Kakuma refugee camp. We promise to continue condemning them, fighting them and saying NO to homophobia against LGBTI refugees.
If authorities ain't ready to condemn the atrocities we are going through in the camp, the we the victims are ready to do so without fear or favour. 💪
by vicliqq
A GAY REFUGEE MAN ATTACKED ONCE AGAIN IN THE CAMP 😢
A week ending in COLD BLOOD. Our vulnerability in Kakuma refugee camp is still being skeptical by authorities, leading to more homophobia.
There's is a more larger room given to attacks against queer refugees in Kakuma refugee camp.
The heart breaking fact remains that authorities are the ones expanding room for torture, persecution and hate crimes against us in a place they well know that it's not welcoming to lgbtiq refugees.
This is all still happening despite lives claimed, organisations producing reports of homophobic terror, babies getting buried, LGBTQ getting permanent body injuries, having gays lose their site, skulls getting cracked, denial of services from camp hospitals and other public service centers in the camp, and so much more.
Literally, this is a no lesson to anyone meant or mandated to protect refugees regardless of sexuality or gender identity, but rather it's a lesson to them to implement and force solutions that aren't totally life saving.
Solutions like forcing victims of homophobic violence including (rape, attempted murder, police brutality, undressed in public, denied services, intimidations and threats, and so much more) to sit on a round table and plead for mercy.
Solutions like counting on the police yet they're one of those we are requesting to be protected from due to their homophobia against queer refugees.
Solutions like forcing lgbtiq refugees to integrate in the camp community by doing livelihood projects of which these end up exposing us to already proven homophobic unwelcoming communities.
None of such solutions will ever bring a durable solution to us, but they will instead perpetuating and call for more of the attacks to increase. 😔
With all these, we ain't ready to sit back and watch these acts continue being a way of living for lgbtiq refugees in Kakuma refugee camp. We promise to continue condemning them, fighting them and saying NO to homophobia against LGBTI refugees.
If authorities ain't ready to condemn the atrocities we are going through in the camp, the we the victims are ready to do so without fear or favour. 💪
A GAY REFUGEE MAN ATTACKED ONCE AGAIN IN THE CAMP 😢
A week ending in COLD BLOOD. Our vulnerability in Kakuma refugee camp is still being skeptical by authorities, leading to more homophobia.
There's is a more larger room given to attacks against queer refugees in Kakuma refugee camp.
The heart breaking fact remains that authorities are the ones expanding room for torture, persecution and hate crimes against us in a place they well know that it's not welcoming to lgbtiq refugees.
This is all still happening despite lives claimed, organisations producing reports of homophobic terror, babies getting buried, LGBTQ getting permanent body injuries, having gays lose their site, skulls getting cracked, denial of services from camp hospitals and other public service centers in the camp, and so much more.
Literally, this is a no lesson to anyone meant or mandated to protect refugees regardless of sexuality or gender identity, but rather it's a lesson to them to implement and force solutions that aren't totally life saving.
Solutions like forcing victims of homophobic violence including (rape, attempted murder, police brutality, undressed in public, denied services, intimidations and threats, and so much more) to sit on a round table and plead for mercy.
Solutions like counting on the police yet they're one of those we are requesting to be protected from due to their homophobia against queer refugees.
Solutions like forcing lgbtiq refugees to integrate in the camp community by doing livelihood projects of which these end up exposing us to already proven homophobic unwelcoming communities.
None of such solutions will ever bring a durable solution to us, but they will instead perpetuating and call for more of the attacks to increase. 😔
With all these, we ain't ready to sit back and watch these acts continue being a way of living for lgbtiq refugees in Kakuma refugee camp. We promise to continue condemning them, fighting them and saying NO to homophobia against LGBTI refugees.
If authorities ain't ready to condemn the atrocities we are going through in the camp, the we the victims are ready to do so without fear or favour. 💪
