Belgrade, 09.06.2014.
The second “Rainbow” Award, which is given for contributions in the fight against homophobia and transphobia and in the protection and improvement of human rights of LGBT people in Serbia for the past year, was awarded today at a ceremony in the Belgrade City Hall.
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Belgrade, 17.05.2014.
Today on the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO), Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) calls LGBT persons and all other citizens to mark this day by helping the most vulnerable citizens affected by floods in Serbia. To help the vulnerable is a priority at the moment, so GSA calls for cancelation of all events which were planned for today.
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Belgrade, 14.05.2014.
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) wants to inform the public that during its yesterday’s session the jury which decides about the “Rainbow” 2013/2014 Award chosen shortlist of five nominees for this award from the submitted nominations. The winner of this year’s “Rainbow” Award is going to be announced on May 16th during the ceremony which is going to be organized on the occasion.
Read More Belgrade, 17.04.2014.
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) announces that it has opened a contest for the “Rainbow” Award for the 2013/14. The award called “Rainbow” (“Duga” in Serbian language) was established by GSA and from the previous year it is awarded each May 17th on the International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO) for the contribution to the fight against homophobia and transphobia, and protection and promotion of LGBT rights in Serbia in the past year.
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Belgrade, 08.04.2014.
After the threats that were addressed to the Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance), this organization is visited today by the U.S. Ambassador in Belgrade, H.E. Michael Kirby, and the Head of EU Delegation in Serbia, H.E. Michael Davenport. During the talk with activists from GSA both ambassadors expressed their condemnation of the brutal death threats that were recently addressed to the members and leadership of the Alliance as well as the expectation that the institutions would quickly investigate the case and identify the perpetrators as well as the motive of these threats.
Read More Belgrade, 01.04.2014.
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) informs the public that it again received death threats, this time through the organisation’s e-mail. These latest threats are the most brutal that the Alliance has received yet, explicitly mentioning killing and slaughtering members and leadership of GSA.
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Belgrade, 13.03.2013.
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) invites all LGBT people in Serbia, but also their relatives, friends and all other citizens, on Sunday 16 March 2014 to go to the polls in large numbers and vote for those political parties and coalitions that support the LGBT population.
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Belgrade, 13.03.2014.
In an interview of the latest issue of the weekly magazine Vreme, Dragan Djilas, the leader of the Democratic Party (DS), among other things, talks about his attitude towards the LGBT community, about his statement a few years ago and also about what he has done since then for this minority group.
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Belgrade, 13.03.2014.
On 16 March 2014 LGBT population in Serbia will have a candidate for councilor in the Belgrade City Assembly, for the first time.
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Belgrade, 13.03.2014.
One more information regarding the relate to the LGBT rights in the election campaign was recorded yesterday on the final rally of the coalition “With the Democratic Party for democratic Serbia” in Belgrade.
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Belgrade, 12.03.2014.
Dr Miroslav Besermenji, president of the Ruthenian Democratic Party (RDS) and the first on the list of candidates for the national elections “Coalition of citizens of all nations and nationalities (RDS-SDS)” (Coalition), has sent a letter to the Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) in which he expressed support of his party and coalition to improving the position of LGBT persons.
Read More Belgrade, 10.03.2014.
Today, Gay Straight Alliance has received death threats, through the SOS helpline number of the organisation (which is used for reporting violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity and which can be found on the official website).
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