While the decriminalisation of same-sex activity in 2016 marked progress, LGBTQI+ populations in Belize are still denied full and equal human rights. Legal reform has not translated into lived equality. OUT in Belize documents the everyday realities of LGBTQI+ people across the country.

LGBTQI+ populations in Mexico face multiple, overlapping forms of violence and persecution in both public and private life. The findings lay bare the disturbing, everyday reality of violence, discrimination, and exclusion.

Despite deep-rooted legal, cultural and social discrimination in Morocco, LGBTQI+ populations continue to be marginalised in ways not experienced by other groups. Criminalisation, family hostility, and everyday violence shape life for many LGBTQI+ people, yet their voices remain largely unheard.

OUT in Mongolia, the first ever country-wide study of LGBTQI+ experiences in Mongolia, was led by ReportOUT in partnership with the Mongolian LGBT Centre.

LGBTQI+ populations in Ethiopia face severe legal, cultural, and social barriers not experienced by other groups within the country. OUT in Ethiopia examines the lived realities of LGBTQI+ people across the country.

OUT in Uganda documents the lived realities of LGBTQI+ populations in Uganda, revealing deep and widespread human rights abuses.