That the Parliament recognises that 23 September 2019 mark Bi Visibility Day, which is also known as both Celebrate Bisexuality Day and Bisexual Pride Day; understands that this awareness day, which has been celebrated around the world since 1999, promotes awareness and understanding of bisexuality, provides a platform for bisexual people and their supporters and aims to bring attention to the social, economic and cultural challenges that they can face; notes that the first UK-wide report focusing on the experiences of bisexual people, which was published in May 2015 by the Equality Network, found that 48% of respondents had received biphobic comments and that 61% had experienced multiple discrimination; condemns such comments and discrimination, and hopes that Bi Visibility Day continues to be successful in promoting awareness, understanding, equality and diversity.
Supported by:
Clare Adamson, Tom Arthur, Jackie Baillie, Bob Doris, Mary Fee, John Finnie, Monica Lennon, Gillian Martin, Stuart McMillan, Gail Ross, David Torrance, Maureen Watt, Andy Wightman