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Welcome to CEDEP Malawi website. Please feel free to find the right information you need in regards to LGBTI human rights situation in Malawi.

For the past 10 years of existence, CEDEP has registered notable achievements in the areas of LGBTI human rights and health, research, policy, access to justice, HIV prevention care and treatment and general governance.

We believe that the website is another important platform to share information, our successes and many challenges in our work. We are looking forward for continued support from valued CEDEP partners as we continue with our human rights work in Malawi.

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Who We Are

Centre for the Development of People (CEDEP) is a Human Rights organization registered in Malawi in 2006. CEDEP’s mission is to create an enabling environment and protect the wellbeing of Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTI) people and other vulnerable groups.

Our Mission and Vision

Our Mission

To create an enabling environment and protect the wellbeing of sexual minorities and other vulnerable groups

Our Vision

A society that values human diversity and upholds social justice and wellness for all.

Documents and Downloads

 
CEDEP in association with South Africa’s ‘Gay And Lesbian Memory in Action’ has published a groundbreaking new book entitled Queer Malawi: Untold Stories

Proudly Malawian: Life Stories from Lesbian and gender-nonconforming individuals

This groundbreaking collection brings together the life stories of eleven lesbian, bisexual ad gender­ nonconforming Malawians. Told in the contributors’ own words, these powerful narratives shed light on a daily struggle to live freely and with dignity.

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