Our report prepared for the Venice Commission analyzes the context of the abolishment of the Equal Treatment Authority, as well as the the legal position, case management practice and transparency of the Equal Treatment Directorate of the Office of the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights and the impact of the merger on the number of discrimination cases reported.
The report prepared in the framework of the project Open Doors: Promoting Inclusive and Competent Health Care for LGBTI People explores the legal and policy environment of healthcare for LGBTI people in Hungary. It analayzes strategies and health programs, medical protocols, existing research and targeted services.
The report prepared in the framework of the project Open Doors: Promoting Inclusive and Competent Health Care for LGBTI People explores the legal and policy environment of healthcare for LGBTI people in Hungary. It analayzes strategies and health programs, medical protocols, existing research and targeted services.
As part of the 3rd cycle of the UN Universal Periodic Review (UPR) we prepared a parallel report about the LGBTQI human rights situation in Hungary and a summary table about the implementation of the earlier UPR recommendations, in cooperation with the Hungarian LGBT Alliance, Labrisz Lesbian Association and Transvanilla Transgender Association. We submitted the parallel report to the UN Human Rights Council.
The volume prepared in the framework of our international project Speak Out contains studies written by experts on the applicability of restorative justice methods in relation to hate crimes, and country chapters that analyzes the application of these methods in project countries, including in Hungary.
Via the implementation of an international project entitled TransVisible: Methodological innovation in career counselling for the economic empowerment of trans women, we have published the following guide to the labor inclusion and economic empowerment of trans women.
This toolkit prepared in the framework of the Speak Out international project provides methodological support for police training related to hate crimes. It provides a training agenda, specific exercises, animated videos that can be used in training, and background knowledge to trainers.
In the framework of our international project Speak Out we conducted an online survey in June-August 2019 which examined the experience of LGBTQI people with online hate speech and hate crimes.
The English translation of our report on the National School Climate Survey performed in 2017, summing up the school experiences of almost 1000 LGBTQI students aged 13 to 21 in Hungary.