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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Advocate

Northern Ireland Gay Rights Association

Sexual orientation discrimination

It's against the law for an employer to discriminate against you because of your sexual orientation. You're also protected against harassment or bullying at work.

Information and support for people with HIV and AIDS

There are support services, information and advice available across Northern Ireland for people newly diagnosed or living with HIV.

Support services for victims

If you have been a victim of crime or abuse in Northern Ireland, there are organisation and groups who can give you free advice, support and practical help to help you deal with the impact of...

Human rights in the workplace

Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms that belong to every person in the world. They are based on important principles like dignity, fairness, respect and equality. Your human rights...

Hate crime

Hate crime is a crime against a person usually because of their race, religious belief, sexual orientation, political opinion, gender identity or disability. Hate crime can take many forms...

QueerSpace

Pushing the boundaries: Society & law

A Series of talks exploring society and the law which consider broad areas relating to the changing perception of what constitutes acceptable behaviour within society.

Access NI open umbrella bodies

This page contains a list of approved open umbrella bodies that can provide disclosure services to process standard and enhanced disclosure applications.

Rainbow Project

Equal State Pension rights for transsexual people

Transsexual people can apply for equal treatment rights for social security purposes. This could mean getting the State Pension paid early, or having some National Insurance contributions...

Easter Rising: 'Irish volunteers centenary project'

PRONI was pleased to host 'Irish Volunteers Centenary Project', a talk by Donal McAnallen about experiences in the Easter Rising.

Talking to your child about sex and teenage pregnancy

Young people who can talk about sex with their parents tend to delay having sex and are more likely to use contraception when they do. However, you may find the idea slightly awkward, or you...