Elections 2012

GSA: Vote and elect the ones to whom it matters

Posted by GSA May 03, 2012
GSA: Vote and elect the ones to whom it matters

With the upcoming presidential, parliamentary, regional and local elections to be held on Sunday, 6 May 2012, Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) invites all lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people with the right to vote in Serbia and diaspora, as well as their friends, relatives and other citizens, to vote in great numbers and elect those political options to which LGBT rights, and human rights as a whole, matter.

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We asked political parties to give us their stance on LGBT population

Posted by GSA April 22, 2012
We asked political parties to give us their stance on LGBT population

Interview with Mirjana Bogdanovic, executive director of GSA, “Press” daily newspaper

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GSA: Questions for presidential candidates, electoral lists leaders and primary candidates about LGBT rights in Serbia

Posted by GSA April 17, 2012
GSA: Questions for presidential candidates, electoral lists leaders and primary candidates about LGBT rights in Serbia

Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) issued questions today concerning LGBT rights and the status of LGBT people in Serbia to all presidential candidates, parliamentary electoral lists leaders and primary candidates on the lists. This action is conducted within the campaign “It matters!“ which started immediately after the announcement of elections and which aims to present the positions of candidates concerning the status of LGBT population and concrete measures the candidates would take to reduce violence and discrimination and increase tolerance towards this population if they were elected.

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GSA launches “IT MATTERS!“ campaign

Posted by GSA March 17, 2012
GSA launches "IT MATTERS!“ campaign

After annunciation of parliamentary, provincial and local elections, Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) invited today all political parties, groups and affiliations that announced their participation in the elections, to include in their electoral programs and campaigns questions regarding human rights, including the rights of LGBT people, and to offer concrete solutions that would reduce violence, discrimination and homophobia in Serbia, which they will be willing to implement if they are to be elected.

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