The National LGBT Armed Forces Community Memorial is the delivery of 3 of the recommendations from the Lord Etherton report of 2023 into the treatment of LGBT veterans under the Armed Forces Gay Ban.
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The National LGBT Armed Forces Community Memorial is the delivery of 3 of the recommendations from the Lord Etherton report of 2023 into the treatment of LGBT veterans under the Armed Forces Gay Ban.
Read moreFighting with Pride is excited to announce the launch of the survey asking for your views about the LGBT Armed Forces Community Memorial.
Read moreDuring a symbolic ceremony, the Secretary of State for Defence John Healey MP and Minister for Veterans and People Alastair Carns OBE MC MP presented ribbons to three veterans.
Read moreFighting With Pride – “It’s time for the government to deliver on vital promises to LGBT Veterans who suffered horrific treatment in Armed Forces”.
Read moreJoin FWP in Blackpool this September to mark and celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the landmark European Court of Human Rights Judgement of September 1999.
Read moreThe LGBT Armed Forces Community Memorial is a very important part of the non-financial reparations recommended by Lord Etherton’s report from the LGBT Veterans Independent Review.
Read moreFollowing a very successful visit to the National Memorial Arboretum (NMA) in August to get a feel for the surroundings for the new LGBT Armed Forces Community Memorial, we are starting our regional workshops to discuss what we want in a memorial in the near future.
Read moreWalking With The Wounded (WWTW) is proud to announce its continued support for the Pride in Veterans’ Standards initiative, having renewed its commitment for a second year.
Read moreOp Crescendo begins with a call to every veteran, supporter and organisation to act in support of fair financial reparations for LGBT veterans and families.
Read moreOn 13 December 2023, Defence launched the ‘Application and Registration of Interest’ forms for those affected by the historic policy prohibiting LGBT personnel from Serving in HM Armed Forces between 1967 and 2000 to apply to restorative measures.
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