The European Parliament's LGBTI Intergroup

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Our Role

The work of the Intergroup consists in monitoring the work of the European Union; monitoring the situation of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people in EU Member States and beyond; and liaising with civil society groups to relay their concerns at the European level.

Monitoring the work of the EU

Monitoring the rights of LGBTI people

Laising with civil society

our members

Currently composed of 157 Members of the European Parliament, the LGBTI Intergroup is the largest of the European Parliament’s 27 Intergroups.

157 members

27 countries

5 political groups

Our Bureau

The Presidents lead the Intergroup, and represent it both inside and outside of the European Parliament. Co-presidents take daily decisions on the Intergroup’s work, and both Co-presidents and Vice-presidents decide on the Intergroup’s priorities and work programme.

NEWS

Latest news

Press release: Draft amendments to the Turkish Constitution threaten to further rollback on LGBTIQ rights and violate European Convention on Human Rights

Press release: Draft amendments to the Turkish Constitution threaten to further rollback on LGBTIQ rights and violate European Convention on Human Rights

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Press release: Draft amendments to the Turkish Constitution threaten to further rollback on LGBTIQ rights and violate European Convention on Human Rights

Trainee wanted: apply until 30 January

Trainee wanted: apply until 30 January

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Traineeship vacancy

Press release: The UK government’s blocking of Scotland’s Gender Recognition bill illustrates how far anti-gender groups have ingrained in trans rights’ discussions

Press release: The UK government’s blocking of Scotland’s Gender Recognition bill illustrates how far anti-gender groups have ingrained in trans rights’ discussions

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Press release: The UK government’s blocking of Scotland’s Gender Recognition bill illustrates how far anti-gender groups have ingrained in trans rights’ discussions

Press release: European Court of Human Rights delivers decision on obligation for Member States to recognise same-sex partnerships

Press release: European Court of Human Rights delivers decision on obligation for Member States to recognise same-sex partnerships

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Press release: European Court of Human Rights delivers landmark decision on obligation for Member States to recognise same-sex partnerships

Upcoming Events

9th April 2020 11:30 am

Consultation with civil society on LGBTI rights in Hungary

EVENT INFORMATION This event brings together MEPs and civil society to discuss LGBTI rights in Hungary under the scope of the article 7 procedure. PRATICAL INFORMATION Where: technical information to

23rd April 2020 10:00 am

The EU and Lesbians: A Critical Time to Connect

This event co organised by the LGBTI Intergroup and the Eurocentralasian Lesbian* Community brings together MEPs, civil society, national representatives and EC staff to discuss lesbian needs in the EU

18th May 2020 10:00 am

Prides without parades: the fight for equality continues

This virtual roundtable is organised for the occasion of IDAHOBIT (International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Transphobia and Interphobia) and its objective is to: highlight the need for Prides, especially under the

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