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Expression of Interest: Socioeconomic research on marriage equality in Mauritius

Expression of Interest: Socioeconomic research on marriage equality in Mauritius

The YQA invites academics, human rights consultancy firms and researchers/research firms to submit their Expression of Interest for a socioeconomic research on marriage equality in Mauritius to enable human rights institutions, policy makers, legislators, LGBTQIA+ persons and the public in general, to have an insight on the socioeconomic challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ persons in Mauritius by not being allowed to be in a marriage relationship and bring about policy changes.

Vacancy: Advocacy Officer

Vacancy: Advocacy Officer

Vacancy: The YQA is inviting applications from suitably qualified candidates who wish to be considered as Advocacy Officer on a  full-time basis for the organisation starting December 2025.

My decrim experience: More liberating, with minimal restraint

My decrim experience: More liberating, with minimal restraint

04 October 2023 shall be forever engraved in the glittery and colourful pages of queer history for the Supreme Court of Mauritius decriminalised homosexuality after plaints were lodged challenging the constitutionality of Section 250(1) of the Criminal Code 1938. Alas, often, as queer people and those whose work are grounded in social justice and societal change, overlook two, or maybe three, important aspects of this moment – first, that we were able to reach to this milestone because of a groundwork which started decades before, globally and locally; second, that the four years leading to the Supreme Court judgment was marked with a series of actions to which, the Court and the population may be oblivious; and third, the state of queer movements beyond the court win.

Expression of Interest: Comparative Analysis for marriage equality of same-sex couples in Mauritius

Expression of Interest: Comparative Analysis for marriage equality of same-sex couples in Mauritius

The YQA invites academics, legal practitioners, law firms and human rights consultancy firms to submit their Expression of Interest for a comparative legal analysis on same-sex marriage in Mauritius to enable human rights institutions, policy makers and legislators to have an insight on the legislative framework in Mauritius with regard to Universal Human Rights principles; as well as having a baseline for legislative change.

Vacancy: Social Worker

Vacancy: Social Worker

The YQA is inviting applications from suitably qualified candidates who wish to be considered as full-time Social Worker for the organisation starting September 2025.A. Candidates should: have a strong interest in LGBTQIA+ issues, gender, human rights and HIV/AIDS;...

International Day for People of African Descent: Reflections for queer people

International Day for People of African Descent: Reflections for queer people

The International Day for People of African Descent is commemorated every 31 August 2024, honouring the contributions of the people of the African diaspora. For queer people, commemorating this day is also about recognising the social inequalities which are intertwined and intersectional in the violations of human rights that queer people of African descent face, including in Mauritius.

Vacancy: Social Worker

Vacancy: Social Worker (Trans empowerment)

Vacancy: The YQA is inviting applications from suitably qualified candidates who wish to be considered as full-time Social Worker (Trans Empowerment) for the organisation starting June 2024.

Vacancy: Social Worker

Vacancy: Community empowerment officer

Vacancy: The YQA is inviting applications from suitably qualified candidates who wish to be considered as Community Empowerment Officer on a  full-time basis for the organisation starting February 2024.

Human Rights Day 2023: Dignity, Freedom, and Justice for All

Human Rights Day 2023: Dignity, Freedom, and Justice for All

The Young Queer Alliance organised a symposium on the Human Rights Day, celebrated annually on 10 December. The theme of the Human Rights Day this year is “Dignity, Freedom, and Justice for All”, reminding us that every human being is born free and equal in dignity and rights regardless of race, colour, religion, sex, language, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.

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