We're more than an LGBT support group: SGRC

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The controversy surrounding LGBT issues in Indonesia thrust UI’s SGRC into the media spotlight at the beginning of the year following the remarks Minister Nasir’s made when he was first informed about the organization's existence. SGRC member FP says the group focuses on sexuality studies such as feminism and gender and minority issues. The group also provides counselling to support LBGTIQ students.

Click here to read our Longform story, "A portrait of a gay Indonesian".

Editor's note: This article was revised on Aug. 12, 2025 to change the name and attribution of a source for the story, as requested by the source. The request to change the name was also submitted with the Press Council.