Intersexions.org Lesotho

11/07/2026

World Population Day | 11 July
Around the world, most national censuses still only collect data using “male” and “female” categories. This means many inters*x people remain statistically invisible, making it harder to understand our communities, shape inclusive public policy, allocate resources, and protect our rights.

While some countries are beginning to recognise s*x diversity and improve how population data is collected, progress remains uneven. Until inters*x people are meaningfully included in census systems, global population figures cannot fully reflect the diversity of humanity.

Visibility in data is visibility in policy. What is counted can be planned for. What is overlooked is too often overlooked in law, healthcare, education, and public services.

This World Population Day, we call for census systems that count everyone.

💛💜 No one should be invisible. Everyone counts.

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11/07/2026

12/05/2026

🌍💛💜 IDAHOBIT INTERSEX WEBINAR

Can democracy truly exist without bodily autonomy?

Join Inters*xions in collaboration with Inters*x Human Rights India (IHRI) for a powerful cross-country conversation exploring inters*xphobia, bodily autonomy, healthcare, democracy, and human rights through the lived realities of inters*x people in South Africa and India.

🎤 Featuring panelist:
Kavin Kumar
IHRI Co-Founder, Disability, Dalit & Inters*x Rights Advocate, India

🗓 15 May
⏰ 09:00 AM – 10:00 AM (South African Time)
📍 Virtual | Google Meet

This interactive webinar will include:
✨ Panel discussion
✨ Audience Q&A
✨ Cross-country dialogue
✨ Reflections on democracy and bodily autonomy

Because democracy is incomplete when inters*x bodies are denied dignity, consent, and autonomy.

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01/05/2026

27/04/2026

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27/04/2026

Freedom Day, but make it real. ✊🏽💛💜

True freedom for inters*x people is not a footnote in the story of liberation, it is the story. It looks like bodily autonomy without negotiation. It sounds like identities spoken without fear. It feels like a world where no one is “fixed,” hidden, or erased.

When inters*x people are free, the blueprint of freedom expands for everyone. Borders soften. Systems shift. Humanity breathes a little deeper.

This is more than visibility. This is liberation.

True freedom for inters*x people would look like liberation for all humans.

*xRightsAreHumanRights

26/04/2026

As we celebrate the inclusion of LGBTIQA+ communities in this year’s census, a vital step toward visibility and equality. Yet, many enumerators struggle to ask the right questions, as meaning sometimes gets lost in translation. True inclusion means not only being counted, but being understood. We encourage our community members to support enumerators by guiding them through the questions, ensuring our voices are heard accurately and respectfully.

Ha re keteka ho kenyeletsoa ha sechaba sa LGBTIQA+ palong ea sechaba (census) ea selemo sena, e leng mohato oa bohlokoa ho matlafatsa ponahalo le tekatekano. Leha ho le joalo, babali (enumerators) ba bangata ba thatafalloa ho botsa lipotso ka nepo, kaha moelelo o ka lahleha ha ho fetoleloa lipuo.

Kenyeletso ea ’nete ha e bolele feela ho baloa, empa e boetse e bolela ho utloisisoa. Re khothaletsa litho tsa sechaba sa rona ho tšehetsa babali (enumerators) ka ho ba tataisa lipotsong, ho netefatsa h**e mantsoe a rona a utluoa ka nepo le ka tlhompho.

***rVoices

22/04/2026

Three ways I’m known.
Three names. Three realities. One life.

At home, I am something they try to understand.
In medical spaces, I am something they try to define.
In love, I am seen without question.

For many inters*x people, identity is shaped by who is looking, who is speaking, and who is allowed to name us.

This is not confusion.
This is what happens when systems fail to make space for us.

So we create our own language.
Our own truth.
Our own way of being known.

*xVoices *xLesbians *xawareness

20/04/2026

Three ways I’m known.
Three different truths.
One body that has had to carry them all.

For many inters*x people, the first answers we find about ourselves are not about our bodies… but about s*xuality.
Not because it defines us, but because it’s the only language the world gives us.

This is what happens when identity is shaped by silence, assumption, and limitation.

These are not contradictions.
These are lived realities.

We are not cases.
We are not confusion.
We are whole.

🎯 This campaign centers inters*x voices, in their own handwriting, in their own truth.

*xVoices *xLesbians ***r *x

14/04/2026

Words matter. Language matters. inters*x People matter.
What do we mean when we say s*x characteristics?
And how do we talk about it in our own languages?
Across South Africa, Lesotho, and Eswatini, we're breaking down these terms in isiZulu, Afrikaans, Sesotho, Siswati, and English — because understanding begins with language.
This Human Rights Month, we're reminding everyone that:
✨ Inters*x bodies exist
✨ Inters*x people deserve dignity
✨ Inters*x rights are human rights
Different languages. One truth: bodies are diverse.
🎧Listen. Learn. Share. Start the conversation.
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