New collective formed in Chennai to fight religious bigotry
Saturday, Jan 4, 2013: a Chennai collective ‘Christians Against Homophobia’ formed to opposite those who use Christianity to spread bigotry and prejudice
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Saturday, Jan 4, 2013: a Chennai collective ‘Christians Against Homophobia’ formed to opposite those who use Christianity to spread bigotry and prejudice
Pronoy Rai and Barath Ezhilan respond to Mohana Krishnaswamy’s opinion piece supporting the Supreme Court verdict on Sec 377 in The Hindu, Dec 21, 2013
Karthik critiques former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian’s premise that India is not ready to decriminalize homosexuality.
Debunking popular arguments against reading down of Sec 377
ToI article “Banker murdered by gay lovers” (Chennai ed. Oct 21, 2013) misleadingly reports young men sexually abused as children by adult man as “gay lovers”
“Marz, ya Lat”: in her Urdu short story Lihaf (The Quilt) written in the 1940s, Ismat Chugtai conceptualized same-sex desire as both medical condition and as excessive habit, notions that co-existed in the colonial India of her time.
GujaratтАЩs first LGBT Pride will be held in Surat on Sunday, October 6, 2013. Read post for details.
Prashanth Ashok’s blogposts on the significance of the rainbow motif, long associated with the LGBT movement. This series was part of the Chennai Bloggers’ Club hashtag #VIBGYOR, a one-week series of posts Sept 1-7, 2013.
South Asian Human Rights Association for Marginalised Sexualities & Genders (SAHRA) seeks expressions of interest from those able to represent the west zone of India: Gujarat, Goa, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Rajasthan.
A photograph, video interview and EPW article summarizing the early days of India’s LGBT activism, led by AIDS Bhedbhav Virodhi Andolan, against policy harassment and Section 377, the sodomy law.