Citaat | Raad van State 4 juli 2018

Onder 2.3.1. Raad van State 4 juli 2018

Een alinea uit Raad van State 4 juli 2018, ECLI:NL:RVS:2018:2168.

"[…] The Madrid-based Cuban Human Rights Observatory (Observatorio Cubano de Derechos Humanos, OCDH) which consists mostly of former prisoners of conscience pertaining to the Cuban ‘group of 75’, in November 2016 organised a round table discussion debating the Cuban reality from a civil society perspective. 20 Cuban human rights activists participated in the event, including members of several LGBT organisations. One of the topics discussed was the relationship between Mariela Castro and the civil society organisations. Juana Mora of the Cuban LGBT organisation Arco Iris Libre de Cuba admitted that the LGBT community in Cuba gained visibility due to Mariela Castro’s advocacy. Problems arise when independent civil society organisations that defend the rights of LGBT individuals are created. Those are not recognised by the government and therefore cannot count on its support. According to Kineria Yalit of the Mesa de Diálogo de la Juventud Cubana, the Cuban government prevents the registration of civil society organisations. In addition, Juana Mora explained that according to the Law on Associations no new organisation can be legalised when another organisation is already registered with identical or similar objectives or name. As CENESEX already exists, no other organisation with similar objectives can gain a legal status […]"

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