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Community 4 years ago
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LGBT+ Afghans struggle for work and food as Taliban threats grow
Afghans of the LGBT+ community are facing increasing threats and violence five months since the Taliban seized power, with many forced into hiding and unable to earn a living amid the worsening economic crisis, researchers said on Wednesday.
Lifestyle 4 years ago
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Preserving Indonesia’s LGBT contribution to the country's creative industry
Historically, the LBGT community has actively contributed to Indonesia’s creative industry. But its involvement has been practically diminished, and those still on the scene have to be satisfied with a meager spotlight.
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Academia 4 years ago
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[Obituary] Rev. Stephen Suleeman: Standing for LGBTIQ affirmation
The Reverend Stephen Suleeman died on Nov. 8, 2021, leaving behind a theological legacy that extended welcoming arms to bring LGBTIQ people into the fold while expanding the inclusiveness of the JTS curriculum.
People 4 years ago
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On the radar: Newcomer Monica Tedja takes on social taboos in award-winning short
An emerging Indonesian filmmaker challenges social taboos and sparks conversation with Dear to Me, a short film about the inner turmoil of a young gay man who is vacationing with his devout Christian parents.
Lifestyle 4 years ago
Indonesian Muslim party urges government to boycott DC Comics over bisexual Superman
Members of the United Development Party (PPP) at the House of Representatives have urged the Indonesian government to boycott DC Comics over an upcoming issue that will depict a bisexual Superman.
