New research highlights rise in anti-LGBTQ+ abuse and violence across Ireland (RTÉ Radio 1 Interview)
New research highlights rise in anti-LGBTQ+ abuse and violence across Ireland (RTÉ Radio 1 Interview)
New research from UCD has shown a rise in anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and violence across the country. The Department of Geography at UCD has been part of a research project involving eight European countries. Professor Kath Browne from the Department of Geography at UCD is Project Co-ordinator of the EU funded "RESIST" project tells us more.
- University College Dublin Ireland
Gender Equity, Gender inequality, Human Rights, Sexual health, Transgender Persons, Feminism, Gender Role, Gender equality, Intersectional feminism, Social Justice, Human rights, Human rights violations, Anti-feminism, European Union, Hate speech, Transphobia, LGBTIQ+ rights, Political violence, Xenophobia, Trans rights, Gender, Gender Identity, Homosexuality, Democracy, Anti-LGBT violence, Anti-gender, Gender issue, Women's Rights, Gender studies, Homophobia, Sexuality, Ireland
Gender Equity, Gender inequality, Human Rights, Sexual health, Transgender Persons, Feminism, Gender Role, Gender equality, Intersectional feminism, Social Justice, Human rights, Human rights violations, Anti-feminism, European Union, Hate speech, Transphobia, LGBTIQ+ rights, Political violence, Xenophobia, Trans rights, Gender, Gender Identity, Homosexuality, Democracy, Anti-LGBT violence, Anti-gender, Gender issue, Women's Rights, Gender studies, Homophobia, Sexuality, Ireland
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