Danish LGBT advocacy groups include LGBT Danmark, founded in 1948 under the name "Kredsen af 1948" (Circle of 1948) and later changing its name to "Forbundet af 1948" (Federation of 1948). The group officially registered as an association under the name "Landsforeningen for homofile" (National Association for Homosexuals) in 1969. The organisation's founder was Axel Axgil. Axel and his partner Eigil Axgil were the first same-sex couple to enter into a registered partnership in Denmark, and therefore the first in the world, in 1989. The first gay demonstration in Denmark occurred in 1971 to mark the two-year anniversary of the Stonewall riots. From the 1970s onwards, numerous gay bars and clubs opened, and societal acceptance began to grow. In 1974, several members of the Federation of 1948, along with members of the Red Stocking Movement, split to form their own organization, the Lesbian Movement ("Lesbisk Bevægelse"). Other groups include Lambda, based in Odense, as well as Q-Factor, "Bigruppen" and Dunst.