“All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.” Unfortunately this statement of international human rights law remains in theory most of the time. In practice, some people consider themselves freer and superior to others and treat people according to this type of attitude. Therefore, millions of people struggle with discrimination in almost every moment of their daily lives. They fight against discrimination to have a peaceful life, and to do this they form organizations or try to create specialized human rights offices in international organizations that are supported by governments, institutions or individuals. In this sense, as a powerful and leading organization, the United Nations has the most important role in addressing the problem of discrimination. Starting from Human Rights Day 2009, and until next year 2010, the United Nations human rights office pays special attention to the issue of discrimination. Like all other international organizations that focus on human rights and violence against them, the purpose of the United Nations Human Rights Office is to reaffirm belief in fundamental human rights, dignity and the value of human rights without considering race, language, sex, religion or anything else. other features. However, sadly, millions of people are hurt due to differences in skin color, sexual orientation, nationality, disability, gender identity and so on – this list can be varied in proportion to people's narrow-mindedness. In this essay I will focus mainly on discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity and the role of international organizations in this topic, in particular on the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights which operates under the United Nations .Twenty-five years ago, Harvard L...... half of the newspaper ......deo, news and all other materials. International organizations also work together to implement various public information and related educational programs and provide other educational activities intended to combat homophobia and violence against LGBT members. They also provide support to governments for special procedures. They support treaty bodies that engage in the defense of human rights and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, and also assume the role of advisors to States in the process of combating discrimination and implementations aimed at improving the circumstances. They oblige governments to respect international human rights treaties. Providing support for both governments and LGBT people to voice and develop recommendations are part of the functions of international organizations.