Queer Women's Network LBQRS

01/09/2026

Bisexual visibility is solidarity in action. We stand together, challenge biphobia, celebrate every bisexual story, and affirm that bi+ people belong, matter and deserve to be seen. 💗💜💙🏳️‍🌈”

19/08/2026

Today is World Humanitarian Day, a time to advocate for the survival, wellbeing and dignity of people affected by crisis while protecting humanitarian workers.
For q***r people living in conflict rife societies, displacement, poverty, violence and discrimination can be even more difficult. Yet our lives and wellbeing matter equally.
Today, we recognise q***r communities and the organisations and individuals who continue to provide care, advocacy, solidarity and support in times of crisis.
Humanitarianism means protecting every person including q***r people and ensuring that dignity, safety and compassion are never conditional on who we are or whom we love.

03/08/2026

📢 Webinar alert!

Surviving Litigation, Voices of Litigants

Join this stimulating webinar, where litigants and civil society organisations will be discussing the realities of strategic litigation in Angola, Botswana, Eswatini, Malawi, and Namibia, and how other countries can learn from their experiences.

📌 Date & Time: 4 August 2026,
⏰ from 11:00 – 13:00 SAST on Zoom.
🌐 Zoom Registration: https://tinyurl.com/2hmevxjd

03/08/2026

14/07/2026

Economic Empowerment is a Human Right
Every woman deserves the opportunity to earn a living, build a business and achieve financial independence. Yet many LBQ women continue to face discrimination in employment, limited access to funding and exclusion from economic opportunities simply because of who they are.
Economic empowerment is more than just having an income, it is about dignity, independence, safety and the freedom to make choices without fear or discrimination.
When LBQ women have equal access to jobs, entrepreneurship, education and financial resources, communities become stronger, more inclusive and more resilient.
Breaking economic barriers means creating a future where every woman has the opportunity to thrive. Equality must include economic justice for us all fans

29/06/2026

Benibahle nemsebenti ube muhle kakhulu. Siyabonga kuvela nitobungata lusuku lokutichenya ngebunguwe bakho natsi. Nasi statimende lesivela enhlanganweni lengumtfunti wato tonkhe tinhlangano letimelela emalungelo ebantfu lababukeleka phansi ngendlela labatsandzana ngayo. Lokukhulu kakhulu benibahle kakhulu futsi siyanitsandza.

Thank you for making Pride Day 2026 unforgettable! 🌈❤️
To everyone who celebrated, volunteered, partnered with us, and supported this special day, thank you for standing with us. Your presence, energy, and commitment made the celebration a true reflection of love, diversity, inclusion, and equality.
We also appreciate your honest feedback. We are listening, learning, and committed to making every future event even better.
Together, we continue building a community where everyone is seen, valued, respected, and free to be themselves. 🏳️‍🌈

28/06/2026

Pics from Swazi Pride 2026.Hope you all enjoyed yourself.

26/06/2026

The wait is finally over, the official Pride 2026 Itinerary is here!

Get ready for a day full of love, joy, music, laughter and unforgettable memories as we come together to celebrate Pride 2026: For Us All!
The Pride March kicks off at 7:00 AM, departing from Boxer Manzini to Millennium Park, Manzini. Wear your colours, bring your energy and let's march with pride!

Food and drink stalls will be available throughout the day, so come ready to eat, shop and support local vendors.

Cooler boxes are welcome, but only ONE bottle per cooler box will be allowed. Let's celebrate responsibly and keep the vibes positive!

Gather your friends, bring your flags and let's make history together. We can't wait to celebrate with you!

See you at Pride 2026 – For Us All!