Brussels should be a safe place for queer people
Brussels should be a safe place for queer people but homophobic acts still happen a lot. Tom Van Isacker, a
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We’ve learnt that our community is strongest when we stand together. In Brussels, we’re fortunate to have a huge range of LGBTQ organisations and a vibrant and visible queer community. Diversity is a strength – we don’t all have to be the same, but we all respect each other and we lift each other up.
We’re proud to be able to showcase some of the leaders, events, and issues that are important to our community. We’re proud to be part of the LGBTQ community of Brussels.
Justice for Samuel, Justice for David, Justice for Ihsane
“Justice for Samuel”: thousands of people mobilized in Spain to protest the murder of a young gay
Every country is more than the colors in its flag.
Under the motto “Every country is more than the colors in its flag”, visit.brussels makes
Rainbows at Euro 2020: goal or offside?
Unless you live on another planet, you will certainly have heard about the controversy surrounding
Lámina Queer Space or Finding the common ground
Lámina is a queer and trans-feminist cultural project aiming at being intersectional and inclusive. The
Are you privileged?
Have you heard of the concept of being privileged? What does it mean when somebody
It’s testing week!
Testing Week is the opportunity to get tested if you haven’t been for a while.
Queer events are back back back again!
This Saturday, 22nd of May, even though we might not be having our annual Belgian
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