As per the schedule, all participants will assemble at Barakhamba Road-Tolstoy Road Crossing and march towards Jantar Mantar at 2.30 pm, Lesbian rights activist Lesley Esteves said.
Between 4 pm and 6 pm, several activists working for the rights of women, labourers, Dalits, children and other issues will participate in a programme named 'We The People, Reclaim our Republic'.
"With the recent Supreme Court verdict which upheld Section 377 of the IPC, members of the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community are effectively being denied rights which are there in the Constitution," Lesley said.
The Supreme Court last month, setting aside the 2009 Delhi High Court order, observed that Section 377 is a valid constitutional provision and criminalised homosexuality.
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