The images that remain in our minds after Pride are often those of the street festival. However, Pride, including the Luxembourg Pride, encompasses much more than just this festival, despite being the most prominent and visible event of the Pride Week. Despite the opening of our Rainbow Center on May 17, there is still much to do! In 2023, Luxembourg fell two places from 5th to 7th in the ILGA Europe Rainbow Index. We note that a new wave of prejudices and discrimination against the LGBTIQ+ community is coming from the USA: suddenly, trans and intersex individuals, as well as drag queens, are seen as a problem, only to distract from other issues. The European Conservative thanks and incorporates these issues into their discourse, while we are still working to establish legal equality and acceptance in all European countries. On October 8, 2023, voters in Luxembourg had once again the chance to cast their votes and thus help determine the political fate of Luxembourg. Like every year, we are once again putting the focus on 5 demands from the catalogue of demands by Rosa Lëtzebuerg, which, by the way, all parties have received for inspiration for their election programs. You can find all demands with detailed explanations on our website: https://buff.ly/3zH9zhV #LuxembourgPride #Pride2024 #CelebrateDiversity #LoveIsLove #LuxembourgPride2024 #TogetherInUnityProudInDiversity
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