In collaboration with MADRE’s initiative: VIVA Girls and filmmaker Ghida Ladkani, LebMASH produced 4 campaign videos. Two of which highlighted the challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community during confinement following the outbreak of COVID-19, and two others showcased the dangers of sexual orientation change efforts.
This year, IDAHOT came about during a very challenging time for the Lebanese LGBTQ+ community. With COVID-19 taking over, the Lebanese LGBTQ + community was found especially vulnerable in regards to their overall security. While it is crucial to celebrate our successes, it is just as important that we reflect on our hardships and work together to make the world a better place for us all. It’s about time such discriminations against our community end.
This year, IDAHOT came about during a very challenging time for the Lebanese LGBTQ+ community. With COVID-19 taking over, the Lebanese LGBTQ + community was found especially vulnerable in regards to their overall security. While it is crucial to celebrate our successes, it is just as important that we reflect on our hardships and work together to make the world a better place for us all. It’s about time such discriminations against our community end.
While we celebrate pride month this year, it’s also about time we acknowledge that homosexuality is not a disease and doesn’t need treatment. If you’ve experienced any violations such as sexual orientation change efforts (conversion therapy )or discriminations based on your sexual orientation/gender identity in the health sector, please report to us on 76 085 714 or info@lebmash.org.
While we celebrate pride month this year, it’s also about time we acknowledge that homosexuality is not a disease and doesn’t need treatment. If you’ve experienced any violations such as sexual orientation change efforts (conversion therapy )or discriminations based on your sexual orientation/gender identity in the health sector, please report to us on 76 085 714 or info@lebmash.org.