Seeking asylum is not a crime. As a lesbian woman who has to prove that I am a lesbian in order to get protection here in the UK, I have to provide evidence of my sexuality.
The Future of The Asylum System – UK Read More »
History gives meaning to the present. History is a reference when we need to gain strength.
LGBTQ+ History Month: The History Decides the Future! Read More »
Meet Our Speakers! – African Rainbow Family Annual Conference, Manchester. 11/08/2018 The #MeToo unreported world of LGBTIQ people seeking asylum and refuge in the UK is real! On Saturday, 11/8/2018, our amazing ‘Experts by Experience’ whom are members of African Rainbow Family (Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds branches) will share their personal realities of
Meet Our Speakers @AfricanRainbow1 #LGBTRefugees Tell Their Stories,Celebrate 50 yrs of UK #LGBT law reform 21/6/17 join free seminar http://ow.ly/zFkq30bX0Im at Methodist Hall, Oldham Street Manchester. M1 1JQ.
LGBT Asylum Seekers & Refugees Tell Their Stories In Manchester! Read More »
African Rainbow Family celebrates Stonewall Uprising in style!
Stonewall Uprising: Rooting For Love Read More »
This year, the theme of the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT2016) is Mental Health and Well Being. Mental health is a state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing where every individual realises own potential. Cope with stress of life, work productively and fruitfully and able to contribute to her or his community.
Our response to the APPG LGBT report on UK stance on breaches of LGBT rights globally
UK Parliament Urges For More Actions To Tackle Serious Breaches of LGBT Rights Globally Read More »
Press Release 06/02/2016 ACT UP! FIGHT BACK! FIGHT AIDS! UNTIL THERE IS AN HIV / AIDS CURE FOR ALL! In a ‘SILENCE = 40’ CAMPAIGN LAUNCH held in London on 5th Feb. 2016 by our friend ACT UP London in collaboration with African Rainbow Family and other coalition of social justice movements such as musicians, activists, lawyers and politicians from
A Case for HIV/AIDS Pandemic and Decriminalising Homosexuality Read More »
On Wednesday, 30th September 2015, Aderonke Apata, a Nigerian lesbian, global Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer (LGBTIQ) equality advocate, feminist and human rights activist was joined by many LGBTI activists in a rally to deliver petition signatures of over 70,000 demanding the repeal of Nigeria Anti Gay Laws to the Nigeria High Commission in London.
My Country Shut Her Doors Against Me! Read More »
Petition with over 70,000 signatures demands LGBTI equality in Nigeria Over 100 people joined Aderonke Apata, founder, African Rainbow Family rallied outside the Nigerian High Commission in London on 30 September. They handed in a petition with over 70,000 signatures, urging Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari to repeal of all Nigeria’s anti-LGBTI laws. The embassy refused to
African Rainbow Family London Rally Demands Repeal Nigeria Anti-Gay Law Read More »
