Our pressure is working: The hateful song “Gwadada” by Admiral T has disappeared from major platforms after thousands demanded action. Now we are urging Universal Music Group to confirm the song’s removal – and take a stand against all homophobic content.

When the European Commission tried to withdraw its proposal for the Equal Treatment Directive, more than 33,000 All Out members spoke out to defend equality. Thanks to this collective action, the Commission reversed its decision, keeping hope alive for stronger EU-wide anti-discrimination protections. Now, all eyes are on EU Member States – key countries are still blocking progress, and unanimity is needed to make the Directive a reality.

Brenda Díaz was detained and sentenced to 14 years in a men's prison after protesting against the government. After a long battle, she was finally set free in early 2025.

In Malawi, being LGBT+ is criminalized. But brave local activists still managed to celebrated a historic Pride - with the support of All Out members.

All Out members rescue a life-saving shelter in Manipur, India, and gave refuge, care, and hope to over 80 LGBT+ people during a time of crisis.

In the winter of 2024–2025, a Ukrainian LGBT+ shelter faced the threat of closure. Members of All Out sprang into action to assist.

A 2023 West Africa trainee sparked a global fight against a violent anti-LGBT+ song in Cameroon, proving the power of people united worldwide.

After years of global pressure and local resistance, the final discriminatory resolution has been repealed.

All Out members helped stop this anti-LGBT+ bill in its tracks. But there is more to be done.

All Out members came together to provide LGBT+ earthquake victims with urgent aid when no other help was available.

When the Trump regime made unprecedented cuts to USAID in early 2025, countless LGBT+ people were left suddenly without jobs, shelter, medication, or other crucial resources. This is how we responded.

Ghana's harsh legislation rendered void, but the fight continues!