
Many of us are so used to living with a ‘background’ of homophobia or transphobia that we often do not report it for fear of not being taken seriously or further victimisation...
If you are arrested you have the right to know why. If you are not being arrested you don't have to go to the police station...
Harassment can include violence, threats or damage, but often more subtle things like unwanted attention, or malicious spread of information or lies about you. One of the most common forms of harassment is from neighbours…
LGBT people can and do experience domestic abuse. It can occur between current or former intimate partners, in the home, or in the family...
Posted on 17 June 2009
A massive thank you to everyone who helped us raise over £1,000 at Galop’s Big Gay Fete on Saturday 13 June! Continue Reading
Posted on 09 June 2009
Galop’s trans survey for voluntary sector organisations. What are your views about trans inclusivity? What challenges do you face? What help do you need? Continue Reading