Time to act
The government has promised to introduce a new gender recognition act before the end of the term of office. Now it's clear that the law…
Read moreThe government has promised to introduce a new gender recognition act before the end of the term of office. Now it's clear that the law…
Read moreA new judicial investigation from RFSL shows that LGBTQI asylum cases are refused on unlawful grounds. Asylum seekers are expected to conceal their LGBTQI identity,…
Read moreOn November 12 the EU commission presented the EU's first LGBTQI strategy. It's a document that describes the direction of the EU's work with equal…
Read moreDecember 1 each year is World Aids Day. It's a day to…
This is a film about minority stress produced by RFSL's project Rainbow…
How does family law work for LGBTQI people who become parents? Who…
RFSL has gone from being an underground movement, where members were often meeting in secret, to becoming an organisation that champions LGBTQI people's rights in Sweden and the world. RFSL was founded on October 21 1950, exactly 70 years ago.
RFSL has worked for LGBT human rights since 1950. We can proudly look back on an eventful history, but also look ahead, there is much left…
The Swedish Federation for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Intersex Rights, is a non-profit organization founded in 1950. RFSL's goal is that LGBTQI people should…
Asylum and Migration, A family Policy for all, Trans and Intersex issues and Senior citizens.
Welcome to listen to Q-Studion – a podcast that views culture, society, history and everyday life from a queer perspective. Through Q-Studion, RFSL wants to offer perspectives that are missing in today's media clutter.
RFSL, in collaboration with the Swedish Sports Confederation and specialist sports organisations, works for a trans inclusive sports movement. This project encompasses policy, training and empowerment.
RFSL presents guiding principles on LGBTI inclusion for all actors engaging in development programs and policy work, including the Agenda 2030.
RFSL works with a variety of themes within the area of health, sexuality and HIV. Read more about PrEP, Sexually transmitted infections, trans health care, testing and much more.
Here you will find information on RFSL Newcomers, our network for and with newly arrived LGBTQ people in Sweden. Are you seeking asylum or have you had your asylum application refused? RFSL also offers advice and legal counselling.
Here you find common questions and answers related to trans care for children and youth in Sweden.
RFSL is an internationally recognised and respected human rights organisation working with global LGBTQ rights for over 35 years. Learn more about our international programme.
RFSL has branches in all counties and also has a youth organisation. From Malmö in the south to Kiruna in the north, all branches work independently and have their own Boards and bylaws.