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== Projects and activities == |
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The organization leads numerous campaigns denouncing violations against Algerian women and LGBTQ+ communities such as its 2016 campaigns in collaboration with the Egyptian NGO Bedayaa, in the Nile Valley Area ([[Egypt]] & [[Sudan]]), and its partnership with Mesahat, in which the groups shared stories of lesbian, bisexual, and transexual women from Sudan, Egypt, and Algeria in an online campaign, using the slogan "Strength Lies in Our Unity... One Region... One Struggle." |
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Another online campaign Trans Homos DZ has participated in alongside many of the same partner organizations took place during the [[International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia|International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia]]. The campaign resulted in publishing a booklet with a series of personal stories and testimonies of victims from the LGBTQ+ communities from [[North Africa]]. Another distinguishing element in the work of Trans Homos DZ is their collaboration with religious institutions and leaders such as imams and researchers, with the goal of proliferating peaceful religious speeches that are inclusive and encourage tolerance among followers. For example, Trans Homoz DZ partnered with Franco-Algerian doctor and imam [[Ludovic-Mohamed Zahed]] and with the French organization Homosexuels Musulmans de France, also known as Musulmans Progressistes de France. |
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In 2017, Zak Otsmane, a refugee in France and member of Trans Homoz DZ, was reportedly severely attacked in [[Marseille]] by two former legionaries, who were later indicted for the assault.[https://www.pressegauche.org/LGBTI-Contre-le-patriarcat-et-l-ordre-moral-Paris-Tchetchenie-region-arabe] |
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Another distinguishing element in the work of Trans Homos DZ is that collaborate with religious institutions and leaders such as the imams and researchers. They want to produce new peaceful religious speeches that are inclusive and encourage followers to be more tolerant. An example of these collaborations is the Franco-Algerian doctor and imam [[Ludovic-Mohamed Zahed|Ludovic Mohamed Zahed]]<ref>{{Cite book|title=LGBT MUSULMAN-ES: Du placard aux Lumières! Face aux Obscurantism, aux Homonationalismes|last=Zahed|first=Ludovic-Mohamed Zahed|publisher=Éditions CALEM|year=2016|isbn=978-1537756523|location=Marseille|pages and the French organization Homosexuels Musulmans de France, also known as Musulmans Progressistes de France |
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In 2017, Zak Otsmane, a refugee in France and member of the NGO etre-refugie-ou-demandeur-dasile-lgbti-au-pays-du-mariage-pour-tous-par-zak-ostmane/|title=«Être réfugié ou demandeur d’asile LGBTI au pays du mariage pour tous», par Zak Ostmane|date, got severely attacked in [[Marseille]] by two legionariehttps://www.pressegauche.org/LGBTI-Contre-le-patriarcat-et-l-ordre-moral-Paris-Tchetchenie-region-arabe|title=LGBTI : Contre le patriarcat et l’ordre moral – Paris, Tchétchénie, région arabe... - Presse-toi à gauche !|last=gauche! |
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Trans Homos DZ is an Algerian organisation that works on advocating for rights of LGBTQI+ communities in Algeria. Since its creation, the NGO has been trying to document all violations based on sexual differences in the country and to implement strategies to protect the community and its activists[1]. Also, it provides the victims with all the support they might need whether it is related to their health concerns, legal procedures and social integration.[2][3]
The stated purpose of Trans Homos DZ is to spread equality and protect diversity at the same time, and to oppose discrimination based on gender, sexual orientation, sex, social class, culture, belief, or religion. The organization denounces patriarchy and sexism in Algeria and advocates along the basis of intersectionality[4][5].
The organization leads numerous campaigns denouncing violations against Algerian women and LGBTQ+ communities such as its 2016 campaigns in collaboration with the Egyptian NGO Bedayaa, in the Nile Valley Area (Egypt & Sudan), and its partnership with Mesahat, in which the groups shared stories of lesbian, bisexual, and transexual women from Sudan, Egypt, and Algeria in an online campaign, using the slogan "Strength Lies in Our Unity... One Region... One Struggle."
Another online campaign Trans Homos DZ has participated in alongside many of the same partner organizations took place during the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia. The campaign resulted in publishing a booklet with a series of personal stories and testimonies of victims from the LGBTQ+ communities from North Africa. Another distinguishing element in the work of Trans Homos DZ is their collaboration with religious institutions and leaders such as imams and researchers, with the goal of proliferating peaceful religious speeches that are inclusive and encourage tolerance among followers. For example, Trans Homoz DZ partnered with Franco-Algerian doctor and imam Ludovic-Mohamed Zahed and with the French organization Homosexuels Musulmans de France, also known as Musulmans Progressistes de France.
In 2017, Zak Otsmane, a refugee in France and member of Trans Homoz DZ, was reportedly severely attacked in Marseille by two former legionaries, who were later indicted for the assault.[1]
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