Celebrating 10 years of the Yogyakarta Principles: What have we learnt and where to now? • Commitment and accountability of stakeholders for security of LGBTI people within human rights standards • Dialogue among the LGBTI communities on human rights. Academics • Researchers, intellectuals for promotion of the Principles • Academic institutions must generate evidence and promote dialogue on LGBTI issues. Families • Families must stop violence and discrimination at first stage towards LGBTI people within the family • Families must provide emotional support to LGBTI people and groups. Private sector • Private sector and business corporations must provide equal job opportunities for LGBTI people UN/international organisations • International organisations can assist states to define and fight extremism • UN must pressurise states within the right parameters for implementing the Principles • Dialogue among LGBTI people and groups for their rights and capacity building, resources and security • UN must engage with CSOs for the promotion of the Principles and human rights standards for the protection of LGBTI groups • UN must lobby for states to ratify international conventions protecting LGBTI people and start working to convert the Principles into a legally binding international convention or at the very, least introduce a Yogyakarta Principles index. 32