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Postcolonial and decolonial strategies in human rights work — Welcome address by Axel Hochrein

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Konferenz Kulturen und Kolonialismus Axel Hochrein, Copyright: Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung

24 October 2024, Berlin, Refugio, Axel Hochrein, Hirschfeld-Eddy Foundation Board

A warm welcome to everyone at the conference “Cultures and Colonialism – Decoloniality and LGBTIQ+ Human Rights”. Thank you for coming, and we are very happy to see the great level of interest. It is an honour for me to open this event, which is part of our “Cultures and Colonialism” project this year. The project was made possible by a year of funding from the Federal Ministry of Justice in response to a resolution by the German Parliament, for which we extend heartfelt thanks.

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Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung Projekte Verband

The power is still not with us – legal structures of colonial laws and contemporary flaws between the UK and the Caribbean

How a peculiarity of the UK legal system contributes to the discrimination of LGBTIQ+ people in the Caribbean today

The author argues that UK judges have systematically stopped Caribbean independent nations from dismantling the oppressive colonial system.   This short piece shows a structural peculiarity of the British legal system that enables the continuation of colonial attitudes in today’s legal system and reveals structural racism that persists to this day. 

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Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung Projekte Veranstaltungen Verband

INVITE: Conference “Cultures and Colonialism ‒ Decoloniality and LGBTIQ+ Human Rights” at Refugio Berlin

24 October 2024, 2–6 pm

Deutsch

Flyer Konferenz Kuturen und Kolonialismus, Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung

The Hirschfeld-Eddy Foundation cordially invites you to the conference “Cultures and Colonialism ‒ Decoloniality and LGBTIQ+ Human Rights”. Topics: the impact of European colonization on queer lifestyles and gender, and practical opportunities for postcolonial project work.

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Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung Projekte Verband

EINLADUNG: Konferenz „Kulturen und Kolonialismus — Dekolonisierung und die Menschenrechte von LSBTIQ*“ im Refugio Berlin

24. Oktober, 14–18 h

English

Flyer Konferenz Kuturen und Kolonialismus, Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung

Die Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung lädt herzlich ein zur Konferenz „Kulturen und Kolonialismus — Dekolonisierung und die Menschenrechte von LSBTIQ*“. Themen sind die Auswirkung der europäischen Kolonialisierung auf queere Lebensweisen und Gender und Möglichkeiten einer postkolonialen Projektarbeit.

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Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung Projekte Veranstaltungen

Germany´s LGBTI inclusion strategy: time for a decolonial turn in development cooperation

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Webtalk and Workshop with the Yogyakarta Alliance and activists from Namibia and Rwanda, April 18, 2024

Three years ago, on March 3, 2021, the German government’s LGBTI inclusion strategy for Foreign Policy and Development Cooperation was adopted. The concept references colonialism and missionary history as important aspects. The concept and this reference are a result of years of advocacy by LSVD, Hirschfeld Eddy Foundation and the Yogyakarta Alliance.

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Webtalk 18.4. Drei Jahre LSBTI-Inklusionskonzept — Vorhaben und Wirklichkeit postkolonialer Ansprüche

Invitation

Florence Khaxas Copyright: Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung

Webtalk und Workshop mit der Yogyakarta-Allianz und Aktivist*innen aus Namibia und Ruanda

Vor drei Jahren, am 03. März 2021 wurde das LSBTI-Inklusionskonzept der Bundesregierung für die Auswärtige Politik und Entwicklungszusammenarbeit verabschiedet. Dass auch auf die Folgen von Missionsgeschichte und Kolonialismus verwiesen wurde, ist ein Erfolg der Arbeit der Yogyakarta-Allianz. 

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Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung Projekte Veranstaltungen

Fighting for LGBTIQ+ inclusion in Rwanda’s deeply religious society

Invite

Over the past few months, across East Africa, there has been an increased crackdown on the rights and freedoms of LGBTIQ+ communities. Countries such as Uganda, Kenya, Burundi, Tanzania, and Ethiopia have successfully passed repressive legislation and/or witnessed an increased number of arrests of LGBTIQ+ persons.

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Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung Projekte Veranstaltungen Verband

Holy hatred: The Ugandan Cleanse

A talk with Ugandan LBQ+ activists

Reject Anti- LBTQI+-law in Uganda

The relationship between religion and sexuality has been complicated throughout history. To date, religion is the basis on which many African countries and those within their borders have an anti-sexuality stance. Sexuality, more so sex, is taboo, one that shouldn’t be discussed. This lack of information for individuals and communally as a society means there are many misconceptions fuelled by religious morality. 

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Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung Projekte Veranstaltungen Verband

We believe in change: A project by the Hirschfeld Eddy Foundation on religion and LGBTIQ+ human rights

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I have no doubt that in the future, the laws that criminalize human love and commitment will look the way the apartheid laws do to us now, so obviously wrong!” Desmond Tutu

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Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung Projekte Veranstaltungen Verband

For religious freedom to prevail, churches must be places of safety too

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Panel-Kirchentag,Foto: privat

Opening statement by Sarah Kohrt from the Hirschfeld Eddy Foundation at the German Protestant Kirchentag in Nuremberg on 8 June 2023 for the podium discussion “Church as a safe® space for queerness”: A discussion between religious people of colour and queer people held by the Gender Worlds and Rainbow Center at the Langwasser community building, Glogauer Str. 50, 90473 Nuremberg.