LGBTQI Archives - Gaylaxy Magazine

Why the repeal of Section 377A by Singaporean Parliament is not inclusive as it seems?

December 12, 2022

Parliamentary debates clearly reveal the anxiety of political class which fears that decriminalising same-sex relationships should not become a stepping stone upon which other rights might be demanded by LGBTQI+ Singaporeans in future

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International LGBTQI+ Rights Festival – Over 50 participants and beneficiaries announced

July 13, 2021

“A 48-hour global livestream arts & culture festival with over 200 participants with the goal of raising important funds to benefit queer outreach and support organizations in countries that target LGBTQI+ people for persecution

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Gay Dating App Blued launches #WhatsNext377 Campaign

December 3, 2018

The campaign advocates for the meaningful rights which an individual from the LGBTQI community seeks from the law.

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THE VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN: Aishani’s Story

December 8, 2016

A trans man narrates what how it feels growing up in a world that forces you to behave and dress like a girl, and refuses to acknowledge your gender identity

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THE VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN: Kavita’s Story

September 15, 2016

I am Kavita Sarmah and identify as Bisexual. I do not ask for any kind of judgement or validation but only acceptance for me to happily be who I am

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One Cubicle at a Time – Madhumitha Venkataraman

August 26, 2016

Madhu was awarded with ‘Woman of Wonder’ award in 2015 and has been featured in several media such as The Hindu, Times of India, Your Story and Eenadu for her personal journey and work on diversity and inclusion. Her dream is to see an open and inclusive world for everyone.

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This New Dating Platform Aims To Help Queer Indians Find A Life Partner In A Revolutionary New Way

July 11, 2016

Amour is a platform for Queer people (based in India) to find long term partner(s)

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THE VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN: Somava’s Story

June 29, 2016

Homophobic jokes have become a part of everybody’s lives, because people end up using them consciously or unconsciously, because society questions the sexuality of someone who opposes such demeaning things, because ‘gay’, ‘homo’ and ‘hijra’ are used as derogatory terms.

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Xukia launches Assam’s first multi-lingual LGBTQI publication

July 4, 2015

The launch issue of The Forbidden: Ek Xukia Dristanto Xukia, a collective and network consisting of queer and feminist individuals in Assam, has launched the ... Read More...

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An Obituary to My Mommy

May 4, 2015

Dear All, I write this with no expectations of sympathies and empathy, but for the very fact that this could happen to anyone of us. On February 23rd 201... Read More...

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Voice Of The Youth: LGBTQI stories from the Classrooms

June 23, 2014

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” –Margaret Mead. Men, wom... Read More...

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Bangladesh’s first LGBTQI magazine launched

January 25, 2014

Roopbaan's inaugural cover In a significant step forward for sexual minorities in Bangladesh, the country's first LGBTQI Bengali-language magazine 'Ro... Read More...

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