Tirana, 21 October 2025 – The new Draft Law “On Gender Equality”, submitted to the Parliament of Albania by the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, reaffirms Albania’s commitment to the universal, indivisible and inalienable rights of women and men, girls and boys. It introduces a profound legal reform aligned with the European and international human rights framework, which is essential for the country’s democratic and economic progress.

Just two days ago, the President of the Council of the EU, Mrs. Von der Leyen visited Albania and met with the country's prime minister to discuss the country's economic growth plan, financed by the European Union.

Tirana, 24 May 2025 – PINK Embassy Albania, in cooperation with Aleanca LGBTI, Open Mind Spectrum Albania, Together for LGBTI and LGBTI Shelter, organised this morning one of the most important annual events for the LGBTI+ community in Albania, Tirana Pride 2025, held under the slogan “Arm to Arm”.

Tirana, 21 May 2025 – On the occasion of the IDAHOT, the IGLYO Education Index was published, including information and ranking of Albania, revealing alarming findings on the state of inclusive education and the level of discrimination faced by LGBTI young people within the Albanian education system.

Civil registration and documents in Albania should respect basic human rights related to sex and gender recognition

Tirana, 27 September 2018 – The Child Rights Centre in Albania (CRCA) and PINK Embassy asked the Albanian Parliament and the Parliamentary Group “Friends of Children” to approve changes on the law “On Civil Registration”. The changes aim to provide recognition and protection of basic human rights such as registration of sex and gender on the official documents of Albanian citizens.

May 17^th 2017 – Today, in a special event organized at COD at the Prime Ministry, PINK Embassy, in consultation with the LGBTI community and people working for this cause in our country, for the third consecutive year announced the "30 Persons of the Year 2017".

The purpose of this national assessment is to identify and to thank individuals and institutions on the part of the LGBTI community for their contribution throughout the year for the support on the public's awareness about the cause of the community.

“Let’s talk openly about LGBTI rights” the first event that opens a week full of activities in support of LGBTI community.

May 16^th 2017 – Today Pink Embassy, one of the leading LGBTI rights organizations in Albania and the Human Rights House in the occasion of 8th Festival of Diversity on May 16th 2017 in the Faculty of Social Sciences organized the activity “Let’s talk openly about LGBTI Rights”.

30 October 2014 - PINK Embassy / LGBT Pro Albania an organization working for the rights of LGBTI people in Albania, in solidarity with the The National Network against Homophobia and Transphobia (NNHT) of RM and the LGBTI community of Macedonia, severely condemns the attack on the Damar Coffee Bar in the Old Skopje Bazaar during the celebration of the second anniversary of the opening of the LGBTI Support Centre.

On October 6-11, Human Rights House (HRH) and PINK Embassy / LGBT Pro Albania, joined the annual meeting between the World Bank in Washington, a process facilitated by the American NGO, Bank Information Centre. The latter works to monitor the performance and activities of the World Bank and lobbies with it for issues related to human rights, the environment etc. The meeting was held to discuss the Bank’s safeguards for LGBTI people, women and other social groups, who are directly affected by the institutions’ investment practices and policies.