Frequently Asked Questions

Submitting a complaint helps document harmful rhetoric and its impact on the transgender community. It raises awareness and pressures organizations to take action against discrimination and human rights breaches, promoting a safer and more inclusive society.

The organization will review your complaint and may investigate the issue further. They may issue public statements condemning the harmful rhetoric, advocate for policy changes, or take other actions to address the problem. You might receive a follow-up on the actions taken or the status of your complaint.

Yes, you can submit multiple complaints, especially if new evidence emerges or if there are ongoing instances of harmful rhetoric. Regularly updating organizations with new information can help keep the issue a priority.

• Be Specific: Clearly detail the harmful statements, their context, and their impact.
• Provide Evidence: Include empirical data, screenshots of the statements, and references to studies or reports.
• Follow Up: After submitting, follow up with the organization to check on the status of your complaint and provide additional information if needed.
• Collaborate: Work with other advocates and organizations to strengthen your complaint and show widespread concern.

While there is always a risk of backlash when engaging in advocacy, submitting a complaint through formal channels is a protected action aimed at promoting human rights. If you experience harassment or threats, report them to the appropriate authorities and seek support from advocacy groups.

• Share the Template: Encourage others to use the complaint template and submit their own complaints.
• Social Media: Use social media platforms to raise awareness about the issue and the importance of submitting complaints.
• Advocacy Groups: Collaborate with local and international advocacy groups to amplify your voice and reach a broader audience.

If you need assistance with drafting or submitting your complaint, reach out to advocacy groups or legal experts specializing in human rights and LGBTQ+ issues. Many organizations offer resources and support for individuals taking action against discrimination.