Unity Coalition|Coalicion Unida

VENEZUELA... ESTAMOS CONTIGO
HOW TO HELP|COMO AYUDAR
GLOBAL EMPOWERMENT MISSION & GEM | A disaster relief organization based in Doral. Volunteers will be packing food, bottled water, hygiene kits and medical supplies to be shipped out.www.globalempowermentmission.org/mission/venezuela-earthquake/
ACCION SOLIDARIA| Prominent human rights and public health NGO in Caracas that advocates for non-discrimination and healthcare access, particularly for people living with HIV and AIDS. www.accionsolidaria.info/donar/
SAVE THE CHILDREN | Children are among the most vulnerable after these earthquakes. Some will have lost their homes and aftershocks are continuing, causing further terror for children and heightening the risk of further damage and casualties www.savethechildren.org/us/where-we-work/venezuela
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www.fundacion26d.org
On December 26, 1978, the Council of Ministers of Spain ratified the modificación de la Ley modification of law 16/1970 on Dangerousness and Social Rehabilitation. This law, approved by the Franco regime on August 5, 1970 (and which replaced the former. Ley de Vagos y Maleantes de 1948) punished anyone considered socially dangerous, including people from the LGTBIQ+ community.
Under the imposition of this norm, many LGTBIQ+ comrades were unjustly imprisoned, tortured, mistreated, persecuted, harassed or subjected to shock treatment. Simply for having a sexual orientation or a sexual or gender identity that did not fit with the regime's wishes. This date - December 26, 1978 - is marked in the history of the LGTBIQ+ community in Spain, continuing its struggle for equal rights

www.fundacion26d.org
On December 26, 1978, the Council of Ministers of Spain ratified the modificación de la Ley modification of law 16/1970 on Dangerousness and Social Rehabilitation. This law, approved by the Franco regime on August 5, 1970 (and which replaced the former. Ley de Vagos y Maleantes de 1948) punished anyone considered socially dangerous, including people from the LGTBIQ+ community.

Under the imposition of this norm, many LGTBIQ+ comrades were unjustly imprisoned, tortured, mistreated, persecuted, harassed or subjected to shock treatment. Simply for having a sexual orientation or a sexual or gender identity that did not fit with the regime's wishes. This date - December 26, 1978 - is marked in the history of the LGTBIQ+ community in Spain, continuing its struggle for equal rights.

www.fundacion26d.org
On December 26, 1978, the Council of Ministers of Spain ratified the modificación de la Ley modification of law 16/1970 on Dangerousness and Social Rehabilitation. This law, approved by the Franco regime on August 5, 1970 (and which replaced the former. Ley de Vagos y Maleantes de 1948) punished anyone considered socially dangerous, including people from the LGTBIQ+ community.

Under the imposition of this norm, many LGTBIQ+ comrades were unjustly imprisoned, tortured, mistreated, persecuted, harassed or subjected to shock treatment. Simply for having a sexual orientation or a sexual or gender identity that did not fit with the regime's wishes. This date - December 26, 1978 - is marked in the history of the LGTBIQ+ community in Spain, continuing its struggle for equal rights.