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ReportOUT We report. We inform. We defend. We are an award-winning organisation, standing up to global human rights abuses against LGBTQI+ people. Report. Inform.

Defend. Since 2019, ReportOUT have been at the forefront of protecting the human rights of s*xual and gender minorities in the United Kingdom and globally. As a registered charity in England and Wales (registered charity number 1185887) we are fearless, determined and relentless in our belief that human rights are fundamental to advancing the lives of SOGIESC people and their communities. We have a national and international set of Trustees and over 30 volunteers who generously give their time to help us.

*SOGIESC: Sexual orientation, gender identity, expression and s*x characteristics

So what do we do? Human rights research
Our team research, document and monitor what is happening to s*xual and gender minorities in every nation state. We collect evidence from secondary resources, activists and people who live in the nation states that we research in order to create country profiles. Once we have the information gathered in these profiles, we then work with other global bodies to push and campaign for social change in those nation states and beyond. EducateOUT and our events
​Our education project educates the public about what is happening to s*xual and gender minorities globally. Examples of our education project and events include creating podcasts with asylum seekers, offering training courses, online events and conferences, awareness raising activities and working with all groups of people to educate them about the human rights of people globally. ReportOUT Campaigns
​Not only do we research, document and educate, but we also campaign for social change. At ReportOUT, our dedicated campaign team raise awareness by putting pressure on nation states, governments and institutions to abide by their human rights obligations. ReportOUT news and blog
​Our blog invites s*xual and gender minorities from all over the world to let their voices be heard, We invite anyone to contact us if they would like their story to be told. So far we have stories from countries as widespread as Ghana, India and Namibia, and eventually we want to cover every country! Bringing the lived experience, rather than just data and information, is key to what we do at ReportOUT. See our website for more information: www.reportout.org

Our work is linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. In particular, Goal 5: Gender Equality and Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities.

Meet our   keynote speaker: Kate Osborne MP 🌈Kate has represented Jarrow and Gateshead East since 2019, championing work...
16/10/2026

Meet our keynote speaker: Kate Osborne MP 🌈

Kate has represented Jarrow and Gateshead East since 2019, championing workers' rights and LGBTQ+ equality throughout her time in Parliament. At STBM26, she'll open proceedings with a keynote on Parliament and new laws affecting LGBTQI+ people.

🎟️ Get your tickets: https://www.reportout.org/safertobeme2026

14/10/2026

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Every ticket helps fund life-changing work, from supporting LGBTQI+ migrants and people seeking asylum, to delivering research, advocacy, and global events like that bring communities together and challenge discrimination.

It only takes a minute to play, and your support helps ensure LGBTQI+ people everywhere can live safely, freely, and with dignity.

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Have you booked your   2026 tickets yet? 🎟️Join us on Friday 6 November at the ONE Centre for a one-day conference 'LGBT...
13/10/2026

Have you booked your 2026 tickets yet? 🎟️

Join us on Friday 6 November at the ONE Centre for a one-day conference 'LGBTQI+ Young People in the UK Amid Changing Times.'

A vital, one-day, conference equipping educators, youth workers, and frontline professionals working with LGBTQI+ young people, with the insight, tools and lived perspectives needed to better support LGBTQI+ young people in the UK today. A partnership event held by ReportOUT, Pride Action North and OUT North East.

Grab yours before they run out!

Tickets: https://www.reportout.org/safertobeme2026

LGBTQ+ human rights are under increasing threat in Senegal.A new report from Human Rights Watch has highlighted a distur...
12/10/2026

LGBTQ+ human rights are under increasing threat in Senegal.

A new report from Human Rights Watch has highlighted a disturbing crackdown on LGBTQ+ people, including arrests, alleged mistreatment, forced HIV testing and growing hostility towards an already marginalised community.

These actions raise serious concerns about violations of fundamental human rights, including privacy, dignity, bodily autonomy and freedom from discrimination.

At ReportOUT, we are deeply concerned about the escalating persecution of LGBTQ+ people in Senegal. Criminalisation does not protect communities. Instead, it fuels stigma, legitimises discrimination and drives LGBTQ+ people further into fear and isolation.

Nobody should face arrest, humiliation or persecution simply because of who they are or whom they love.

We stand in solidarity with LGBTQ+ people in Senegal and the courageous activists working to defend their rights.

🔗 Read the Human Rights Watch report:
https://www.hrw.org/news/2026/10/12/senegal-brutal-crackdown-violates-lgbt-peoples-rights

Every 11 October, National Coming Out Day celebrates the courage it takes to live openly. But coming out is not a simple...
11/10/2026

Every 11 October, National Coming Out Day celebrates the courage it takes to live openly. But coming out is not a simple choice for everyone. In too many places it can mean rejection, violence or even criminalisation.

Today, we celebrate everyone who has found the courage to be themselves, and we honour those for whom it is still not safe.

Everyone, everywhere, deserves the freedom to live openly and without fear.

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For LGBTQI+ people, mental health is shaped by whether we are accepted or rejected, protected or erased. At ReportOUT, w...
10/10/2026

For LGBTQI+ people, mental health is shaped by whether we are accepted or rejected, protected or erased.

At ReportOUT, we push back against the discrimination and hostility that harm LGBTQI+ wellbeing, through research, activism and amplifying the stories the world needs to hear.

This World Mental Health Day, we reaffirm that safety, dignity and belonging are not optional. Every person, everywhere, deserves to feel safe being who they are.

World Mental Health Day (10 October) and National Coming Out Day (11 October) fall back to back this year. For LGBTQ+ yo...
09/10/2026

World Mental Health Day (10 October) and National Coming Out Day (11 October) fall back to back this year. For LGBTQ+ young people in the UK, the two are closely linked.

Coming out can be a moment of pride, honesty and relief. But whether it feels safe depends on the support around a young person: at home, at school, online and in the services they turn to. When that support is missing, the toll on mental health is real. That is what is about: making the UK a place where young people can be themselves without fear.

Mental health and coming out are not separate conversations. Deciding who to tell, when, and what the reaction might be can weigh heavily on a young person, especially if they are unsure whether the adults around them will be understanding. A welcoming teacher, a youth worker who gets it, a parent who listens: these are the things that turn a daunting moment into a safe one.

Marking World Mental Health Day and National Coming Out Day side by side is a reminder that being accepted and being well go hand in hand.

Join us at to discover how to support LGBTQI+ young people in these changing times: https://www.reportout.org/safertobeme2026

09/10/2026

Address

ReportOUT C/o ONE Centre Unit 2B, Stonehills, Shields Road Pelaw, Gateshead
Gateshead
NE100HW

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 8pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+441913481820

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