The European Pride Organisers Association has written to the President of Georgia Salomé Zourabichvili, and Prime Minister of Georgia Mamuka Bakhtadza to demand protections for Tbilisi Pride this weekend.The letter […]
Tbilisi Pride
This week, Vienna will share Pride far beyond its borders
This week, Vienna will share Pride far beyond its bordersAs Prides face increasing hostility and challenges, and LGBTI equality in central Europe still has a long way to go, this […]
Ban on Marsz Równości w Gnieźnie is illegal
Ban on Marsz Równości w Gnieźnie is illegalBrussels, 8 April 2019The President of the Polish city of Gniezno has banned the Pride event due to take place this weekend. The […]
Five Prides announce bids for EuroPride 2022
– Brussels, Wednesday 3 April 2019For the first time in EuroPride’s history, five Prides are competing for the right to host Europe’s main LGBTI event in 2022. The bidding organisations […]
Lublin’s Equality March must go ahead
The first ‘Marsz Równości’ (Equality March) scheduled to take place in the city of Lublin, Poland, this weekend has been cancelled, after the city’s mayor cited ‘security concerns’.According to news […]
Annual Report 2018
Ahead of the Association’s Annual General Meeting, the Board have published their Annual Report. The Report details the activities undertaken since the 2017 AGM in pursuit of the Association’s aims.Click […]