Turkey's first trans rights organization Pembe Hayat LGBTT Solidarity Association, which was founded in Ankara on June 30, 2006.

The name of the association is Alain Berliner's "Ma vie en rose" (1997), which tells the story of a girl born in a male body.

The Pembe Hayat LGBTT Solidarity Association, which produces projects on issues such as discrimination against horses, hate crimes, violence and social exclusion, and provides direct support services, continues its advocacy activities in the national and international arena.

Gender identity and sexual orientation to be added to the Constitution of phrases and maintain their advocacy activities at the international level both in parliament needed to end discrimination and provide the necessary materials to reach parliamentarians in Turkey.

Pembe Hayat; law, education, health and transition processes.

It is in solidarity with rights-based organizations and activists that operate in all these areas.

Pembe Hayat, came together and talked about the problems of trans from Turkey, where he searched for solutions "Trans Camp" is held then.

Pembe Hayat also established a clothes bank with the name of Dilek İnce, who was killed by these gangs during the struggle she had against gangs in Eryaman. Dilek İnce Garment Bank supports every 3 months by sending clothes to LGBTİs who are in need of prison, especially in prisons.

Pembe Hayat, who is also Turkey's first LGBT film festival Pink Life KuirFest 'i regulates. The festival, discrimination and violence against LGBTI individuals in Turkey, while taking care of queer theory and art of the spoken, it makes it possible to be discussed.

The Pink Art Team, composed of artists who came together around the Pink Life LGBT Solidarity Association, aims to create areas expressing art through the art of fighting LGBT rights.