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Hiding homosexuality from spouse considered fraud, is ground for annulment — SC
Gay blessings ‘will remain’ under Pope Leo, says Vatican doctrine chief
Philippines leads SEAsia in workplace diversity and inclusion, claims Jobstreet by SEEK report
Outrage Mag’s Michael David Tan joins Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity as only fellow from PH
LGBT adolescents better than cisgender hetero peers at social connections, caring for others, academic competence
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Being intersex is an ongoing struggle ‘hindi lang sa labas kundi pati sa sarili ko’, but be not afraid to show your real self
Nakaw normalization in Pinoy culture… including in ‘advocacy’
Intersex people are not rare, kailangan lang maintindihan at tanggapin
Project ‘lihi’: Conceiving a safe and queer Philippine cinema
Ricky Reyes and Renee Salud, you do not speak for us
- Profiles
Outrage Mag’s Michael David Tan joins Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity as only fellow from PH
‘When I have apprehensions, I don’t meet clients’: A glimpse into the life of a trans Cebuana sex worker
Service to the LGBTQIA community of Batangas
From HIV counselor to sex worker
Don’t be ashamed to reach out to communities supporting intersex people – Karen
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Hiding homosexuality from spouse considered fraud, is ground for annulment — SC
National Youth Commission adopts HIV awareness mainstreaming policy
Civil Service Commission issues enhanced guidelines to better HIV responses in gov’t offices
Municipality of Bacacay in Albay passes resolution to mark last Saturday of June as ‘Bacacay Equality Day’
Quezon City to host ‘rainbow graduation’ on June 27
- POZ
National Youth Commission adopts HIV awareness mainstreaming policy
Countries must urgently step up to transform HIV responses amid international funding crisis that risks millions of lives
HIV treatment regimens may exacerbate risk of knee arthritis
Civil Service Commission issues enhanced guidelines to better HIV responses in gov’t offices
Anal cancer screening could cut cancer deaths by up to 65% among high-risk groups
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Living History
For NYC, there is a need to “mainstream HIV awareness across all NYC programs, projects and activities to foster knowledge, promote responsible behavior, and...
Living History
All government agencies are mandated to establish and implement their respective HIV and AIDS workplace policies, following the issuance of a new guideline by...
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The move is said to recognize - even for a day - everyone's right to be who they are no matter their SOGIESC.
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The local government of Quezon City announced that it will host the second "Graduation Rights" on June 27; venue is TBA.
Features
In the City of San Juan in Metro Manila, an ordinance – City Ordinance No. 16, Series of 2025 – has been passed to...
Features
The Province of Aklan passed an ordinance – the Aklan Anti-Discrimination Ordinance (Gen. Ord. No. 2025-003) – that is said to reaffirm the commitment...
Features
This year's Pride was said to have attracted over 200,000 revelers... though with a catch, with non-LGBTQIA flocking to the main venue not to...
Living History
In an indirect post, MMP announced that it will not be hosting its own festival – including a parade – this June Pride month....
Living History
To cultivate empathy for members of the LGBTQIA community among young people in Mandaue City, Kaabag LGBT Federation started 6014 Mandaue Pride Month with...
Features
The Quezon City local government unit announced that it will start offering transition healthcare services for the transgender community.
Living History
Quezon City's local government unit announced that it will hold special graduation rites for LGBTQIA community members who have been denied to march in...
Living History
The House of Representatives approved on the third and final reading a bill reinstituting absolute divorce in the country. Grounds for absolute divorce include:...
Living History
The Supreme Court of the Philippines has issued a major ruling on May 8, 2024, declaring “red-tagging” a threat to people’s life, liberty, and security.
Features
After its approval by the House Committee on Rules, the Equality Bill (House Bill 10176) will soon go to the plenary for reading.
Living History
The Supreme Court of the Philippines released a ruling that it is illegal to fire an employee solely for testing positive for HIV. Even...
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Sen. Risa Hontiveros has filed Senate Bill 2626, or the Cagandahan Bill, to simplify the process to change entries in the legal documents of...
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