Reel Desires: Chennai International Queer Film Festival 2015 is here
Reel Desires: Chennai International Queer Film Festival 2015 is being held from July 24 to 26, at Goethe-Institut, Nungambakkam, Chennai
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Africa Report on Diversity in Human Sexuality must be read by Indian law- and policy- makers
The ASSAF-UNAS May 2015 report is a must-read for policy- and law- makers dragging their feet on decriminalisation of homosexuality in India.
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Orinam’s stand against caste
Orinam also opposes prejudice based on community, caste, place of origin, ethnicity, ability, religion, and other visible and invisible markers of identity.
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External Affairs not compliant with Supreme Court ruling on transgender rights
Adding a third gender or “T” category does not suffice to make the Ministry of External Affairs NALSA-compliant if it stills requires proof of surgery for recording a change of gender. Further, not all transgender people seek to identify as “T”, and are at liberty to identify as M or F, per the judgement.
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A Hesitant Hug: video against homophobia and transphobia from Mumbai
On the occasion of IDAHOT 2015, student initiative Techfest and Saathi at IIT Bombray launched ‘A Hesitant Hug’, a campaign to end homophobia and transphobia.
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4th National Queer Conference 2015 (Kolkata) – Call for Abstracts
Sappho for Equality seeks submissions for the fourth National Queer Conference ‘Femininities and Masculinities’ scheduled for 11th to 13th September, 2015, Kolkata.
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A Transgender Day 2015 Message
Transgender activist and writer A. Revathi shares her thoughts on the NALSA anniversary and way forward.
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Coming Out as Transgender and Dyslexic in Corporate India
Indira writes of her experiences coming out as a transwoman and dyslexic in a multi-national company in India.
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What will People Say – Call for Submissions: Tamil LGBTQQ Zine
Announcement of What will people say collective and their call for submission for their Tamil Queer Zine and Blog.
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Announcement
A Letter from Queer India, Supporters and Allies #NoGoingBack
South Asian, Married, and Queer? we got something for you.
