who we are

The Rainbow Liberation Front Association was created in 2017 in the Republic of Moldova by some homosexuals persecuted by the authorities of that country. Today the association fights for the recognition of the rights of homosexual people in every part of the world. In 2022 the association was registered in Italy and is present in Moldova and Russia.

The Association aims to pursue the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) people which include:

Fight against homophobia.

Legal protection of LGBT people.

Political and study initiative for the promotion and protection of civil rights, for the responsibility and sexual freedom of people.

Help and solidarity in situations of hardship and suffering caused, inside and outside the family, by the rejection of the homosexual person in society. The homosexual couple must be considered a family, since it is based on the same principles of solidarity and love as all families.

To achieve its goals, the Association intends to promote various activities, wherever possible and with the help or patronage of any public or private body.

In particular:

1. training activities: theoretical / practical refresher courses for educators, social workers, advanced courses, institutions of study and research groups on LGBT issues;

2. cultural activities: conventions, conferences, debates, seminars, screenings of films and documents, cultural exchanges with associations from other countries, including non-European ones, via videoconferencing or travel, etc .;

3. publication of magazines, periodicals, books, films, publication of conference proceedings, seminars as well as studies and research carried out, organization and management of cultural, artistic or recreational activities of social interest, including activities, including editorial, promotion and dissemination of LGBT culture;

4. LGBT social and tourism entrepreneurial activities including the organization and management of tourism activities of environmental, social and cultural interest;

5. propaganda activities, organization of events and shows;

6. commercial, production, education and information, promotion, representation, licensing of certification marks;

7. services aimed at the insertion or reintegration into the labor market of disadvantaged people, prisoners and former prisoners of LGBT orientation;

8. organization and management of amateur sports activities;

9. requalification of unused public assets or assets confiscated from organized crime;

10. opening of reception facilities, including reception communities and family-type communities whose purpose is the reception of LGBT-oriented people with psychosocial problems and LGBT minors.

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