LGTBI

Annual Reports

• Annual Report 2011
  • Introduction (para. 13)
  • Chapter II – Legal Bases and Activities of the IACHR during 2011
    B. The Commission’s Sessions in 2011
    1. 141st Period of Sessions (para. 19
  • Chapter IV – Human Rights Development in the Region
    Colombia
    III. The Situation of Groups in Particular Vulnerability in Colombia
          G. Lesbian, Gay, Trans, Bisexual and Intersex Persons (paras. 143-145)
    Cuba
    A. Situation of Specific Groups
          6. Lesbians, gays, and transsexual, bisexual and intersexual persons (“LGTBI”) (para.
          272)
    Honduras
    VI. Situation of Specific Groups
          F. Lesbians, Gays, Transsexuals, Bisexual and Intersex Persons (LGBTI) (paras. 390-392)
    Venezuela
    IV. Situation of vulnerable groups or collectivities
          F. Gay, lesbian, transsexual, bisexual, and intersex (LGTBI) persons(paras. 522-525)

• Annual Report 2010
  • Introduction (para. 10)
  • Chapter II – Legal Bases and Activities of the IACHR during 2010
    B. The Commission ’s Sessions in 2010
          3. 140st Period of Sessions (para. 18)
  • Chapter IV - Human Rights Developments in the Region
    Cuba
    IV. Structural situations that have a grave impact on the full enjoyment and observance of human rights in Cuba
          5. Restrictions on the Freedom of Expression
                - Criminalization of Protest (para. 398)
    Honduras
    II. Human Rights Situation
          F. Sectors of the population that have historically been marginalized and are the most
              vulnerable (paras. 519 and ff.)
          G. Implementation of precautionary measures granted by the IACHR (para. 559 and ff.)
    Venezuela
    The Rights to Life, to Humane Treatment, to Personal Integrity and to Personal Liberty and Security
           C. The LGTBI Population (para. 709 and ff.)
  • Chapter III – The Petition and Case System
    E. Petitions and cases before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
          2. Contentious cases before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
                f. Chile (paras. 1228-1229)
• Annual Report 2009
  • Chapter II – Legal Bases and Activities of the IACHR during 2009
    B. The Commission’s Sessions in 2009
          4. 137th Regular Sessions (para. 17)
  • Chapter IV – Human Rights Developments in the Region
    Colombia
    II. Continued violence as part of the armed conflict
          A. Extrajudicial executions (para. 73)
          B. The situation of human rights defenders, community leaders, and trade unionists
          (para. 79)
    V. Freedom of Expression
          B. Assassinations, attacks, threats, and illegal detentions of journalists (para. 160)
    Cuba
    III. Structural situations that seriously affect the full enjoyment and exercise of human rights in Cuba
          2. Guarantees for the Due Legal Process and Independence of the Judiciary                  
          - Dangerous State (para. 264)
    Honduras
          I. Human Rights Situation in Honduras (para. 461)
  • Chapter V. Follow up
    Follow-up Report – Violence and Discrimination against Women in the Armed Conflict in Colombia
    III. Manifestations of Violence against Women aggravated by the armed conflict
          A. Physical, psychological and sexual violence (para. 26)
• Annual Report 2008
  • Chapter II – Legal Bases and Activities of the IACHR during 2008
    B. The Commission’s Sessions in 2008
          3. 133rd Period of Sessions (para. 23)
    C. Visits
          Jamaica (para. 48 and ff.)
    D. Activities of the Rapporteurships
          7. Unit for Human Rights Defenders (para. 113)
• Annual Report 2006
  • Introduction (para. 5)
• Annual Report 2005
  • Introduction (para. 3)
• Annual Report 2002
  • Chapter V. Follow-up Report of the State of Guatemala’s Compliance with the Recommendations made by the IACHR in its Fifth Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Guatemala (2001)
    V. The Right to Life
          Social Cleansing (para. 113)
• Annual Report 1999
  • Chapter IV. Ecuador (para. 46)