SRHR Campaign Theme

This campaign aims to advocate for the rights and inclusivity of LGBTIQ individuals by addressing key issues such as access to health services, challenging stereotypes, and holding governments accountable. With a focus on respect, inclusivity, and societal transformation, the campaign targets various groups and promotes key messages to shift societal perceptions towards diversity. Utilizing a range of tools including mainstream media and social platforms, the campaign strives to bring about positive change and empower marginalized voices.

• LGBTIQ rights
• inclusivity
• advocacy
• key issues
• societal transformation

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1. SRHR Campaign Theme. LGBTI MY IDENTITY, MY RIGHT

2. Key Issues Access to health services Inclusive policy National Health Strategies Stereotyping Attitudes of service providers and society Funding for marginalised groups within Key Populations groups Religious fundamentalists Harmful traditional practices Tokenistic behaviour from CSOs and other platforms

3. Key Objectives To respect human dignity To ensure inclusivity in all movements To hold governments accountable to achieve the SDGs by 2030 To ensure religious leaders do not incite hate and violence towards diverse groups To encourage the shift of society s mind towards difference

4. Target Groups Champions (prominent individuals that can influence change) Parents, friends and partners of LGBTI persons Policy makers and duty bearers LGBTIQ persons Religious leaders Traditional leaders Health care workers Journalists Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Police

5. Key Messages More than Difference brings evolvement 100% Human being I am Human being before I am my sexual orientation SRHR has no gender We are all equal before the law My body my rights Being LGBTIQ does not make me unAfrican

6. Key messages I am what I am, then what? Life Goes By Too Quickly (LGBTI) Love who you are Leaving no one behind Nothing for us without us Aliens don t exist but I do My identity, My Right LGBTIQ Lives Matters Not here for your pleasure

7. Tools Media Part 1 1. Mainstream Media Radio TV adverts TV soapies / drama Print media/Publications books/ poems Newsletters Newspapers Research papers

8. Tools Media Part 2 2. Social Media YouTube Facebook / Messenger Twitter Instagram SnapChat WhatsApp Telegraph Grindr

9. Tools Community Media part 3 Print Newsletters Posters Banners T-shirts Engagement Dialogues Sensitisation

10. Resolutions to realize SRHR for the LGBTIQ Community 1. LANGUAGE/KEY WORDS: The policy has to include all acronyms, while most countries have such clauses, they might look into specifically stating some groups such as non-discrimination on Key Population and marginalised groups. 2. LEGISLATION: Draconian laws be abolished (through lobbying and inclusion of CSOs) Identify key colonial laws and policies that are non discriminatory and work towards abolishing them. 3. SENSITIZATION: Sensitization of families, parents, friends and allies, CSOS 4. Challenging hateful teachings through culture, bringing the evidence 5. APPROACH: Are the LGBTI people invited or engaged in spaces to participate meaningfully?

11. Prepared by: LGBTIQ KEY POPULATION TEAM MEMBERS 1. MWALE BANDA 2. TIBUYILE DLAMINI 3. IRENE MWENDWA 4. TASH DOWELL 5. NALEDI MASIPA