pravna svetovalnica in zagovorništvo: ni prav – diskriminacija in dejanja iz sovraštva proti lgbtiq+ osebam / legal counselling and advocacy: ni prav – discrimination and hate crimes against lgbtiq+ persons

S programom Pravna svetovalnica in zagovorništvo: Ni prav – diskriminacija in dejanja iz sovraštva proti LGBTIQ+ osebam) želimo opolnomočiti LGBTIQ+ osebe za prijavljanje diskriminacije in dejanj iz sovraštva. Program poleg izobraževalnih dejavnosti obsega ozaveščevalne kampanje o pomembnosti prijavljanja diskriminacije in dejanj iz sovraštva ter postopkih prijav, izvajanje pravnega svetovanja in podporo žrtvam pri prijavljanju diskriminacije in dejanj iz sovraštva. Rezultati programa bodo predstavljeni relevantnim odločevalcem in poročani javnosti ter nacionalnim in mednarodnim institucijam in organizacijam z namenom povečanja števila prijavljenih dejanj iz sovraštva in diskriminacije.

Načrtovani rezultati

• Povečano število usposobljenih posameznikov za podporo LGBTIQ+ osebam: vsaj 45 oseb bo pridobilo znanja za prepoznavanje diskriminacije in dejanj iz sovraštva ter za podporo LGBTIQ+ osebam in mladim pri prijavi kršitev.
• Okrepljena opolnomočenost LGBTIQ+ oseb za ukrepanje v primerih diskriminacije in dejanj iz sovraštva ter večja splošna informiranost javnosti o diskriminaciji, sovražnem govoru in kaznivih dejanjih iz sovraštva ter o možnostih prijave.
• Zagotovljena neposredna podpora žrtvam diskriminacije: izvedenih bo vsaj 150 svetovanj, preko spletne strani niprav.si pa bo zbranih najmanj 120 prijav diskriminacije in dejanj iz sovraštva.
• Okrepljena zagovorniška vloga in vidnost glasu LGBTIQ+ skupnosti: zahteve bodo naslovljene na odločevalce, objavljenih bo vsaj 5 medijskih odzivov, institucije v Sloveniji in tujini pa bodo redno obveščene o stanju pravic LGBTIQ+ oseb v Sloveniji.
• Povečana ozaveščenost širše javnosti, zlasti mladih, o pravicah LGBTIQ+ oseb: objave na družbenih omrežjih bodo dosegle vsaj 60.000 ljudi, prisotnost na vsaj 6 dogodkih po Sloveniji, razdeljenih pa bo približno 2.000 nalepk in 1.000 informativnih letakov.

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With the program Legal Counselling and Advocacy: Ni prav – Discrimination and Hate Crimes against LGBTIQ+ Persons, we aim to empower LGBTIQ+ people to report discrimination and hate crimes. In addition to educational activities, the project includes awareness-raising campaigns on the importance of reporting discrimination and hate crimes and on reporting procedures, the provision of legal counselling, and direct support to victims in the reporting process.

The results of the project will be presented to relevant decision-makers and reported to the public, as well as to national and international institutions and organisations, with the aim of increasing the number of reported cases of discrimination and hate crimes.

Expected Results

• An increased number of trained individuals able to support LGBTIQ+ persons: at least 45 participants will acquire the knowledge to identify discrimination and hate crimes and to support LGBTIQ+ persons and young people in reporting violations.
• Strengthened empowerment of LGBTIQ+ persons to act in cases of discrimination and hate crimes, alongside increased public awareness of discrimination, hate speech, and hate crimes, and of available reporting mechanisms.
• Direct support provided to victims of discrimination: at least 150 counselling sessions will be delivered, and a minimum of 120 reports of discrimination and hate crimes will be collected through the website niprav.si.
• Strengthened advocacy capacity and visibility of the LGBTIQ+ community’s voice: demands will be addressed to decision-makers, at least five media responses or articles will be published, and institutions in Slovenia and abroad will be regularly informed about the state of LGBTIQ+ rights in Slovenia.
• Increased awareness among the wider public, particularly young people, regarding LGBTIQ+ rights: social media content will reach at least 60,000 people, the project will be present at a minimum of six events across Slovenia, and approximately 2,000 stickers and 1,000 informational leaflets will be distributed.