UAE to host International event on gender identity, LGBTQ rights and more




In a remarkable step towards acknowledging human rights, the United Arab Emirates has decided to host an international conference to discuss laws and approaches towards gender identity and LGBTQ rights in the ocuntry as well as the world.

Through this conference, the UAE aims to bring together all the top professionals of the field. This includes top researchers, observers and all the academicians of the field. Together, all the top experts will discuss the latest innovations in the field, trends and also deal with growing concerns in this regard.

The esteemed panel will deal with all the challenges that were encountered in bringing a change in the thought process among people when gender identity and LGBTQ rights are considered. They will together look to form a solution for all these problems and adopt newer ways to deal with LGBTQ issues.

The conference will be held this month itself and it is scheduled to take place in Dubai. The UAE authorities feel the need to showcase new laws related to human rights.

The recent additions to the list of human rights also include the UAE permitting pregnancy outside marriage. There are other provisions for honor killing as well, which will be in length discussed during the conference.

The new laws of the emirati nation guarantee all members of the society with equal rights and also honor their personal freedom of choices. The authorities of the country acknowledge that there many different nationalities living in the country and every community, religion and people of any section of the society will get equal opportunities.

The UAE is taking a lead in the region when it comes to hosting gender diverse events. The event that includes digantories from the top cadre in this field, will help shape the opinions and directives of the people of the region.

It will establish itself as a landmark in the middle eastern regions for years to come as this is the first time that the conference is taking place in Dubai. It will be a huge stepping stone for the people of the region and offer them exposure to the variety of knowledge sources present at the international level. 

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