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SOGIE Equality Bill passes Senate committee; still in limbo due to anti-LGBTQIA senators
LGBTQIA people may designate partners as beneficiaries in insurance plans – Insurance Commission
Rainbow’s beginning
Supreme Court junks with finality petition for same-sex marriage
Inter-Agency Committee on Diversity and Inclusion created via executive order
PLHIVs should be included in COVID-19 vaccination priority, say advocates
Life-long antiviral treatment seems to prevent mother-to-baby HIV transmission
Researchers find diverse supportive partnerships among older gay men with and without HIV
Self-testing trebles HIV testing rate among trans people
Phl ends 2020 with 22 new HIV cases per day
If it’s simple tambayan you’re after, this place isn’t bad. Particularly as it gives us all a glimpse of how people (LGBT people included)...
Ronel Angeles visits ‘Enchanted Kingdom’, a theme park in Laguna that some dub as a pale comparison of the likes of Disneyland, but a...
The very intention of Datu’s Brew when it opened in May 2011 was to showcase that “Mindanao goods can be world-class”.
One in three LGBT travelers experience homophobic or transphobic treatment while on holiday, according to a new survey conducted by Virgin Holidays, which also...
Swimming with sea creatures like the butanding can be… magical. But protection of nature's wonders needs to be constantly communicated to us (hammered, even,...
Would I recommend the place? If there are other choices, it’s easy to say… not really. But while in General Santos City, with so...
All roads lead to Sydney, when The longest ever "Vivid Sydney" will take place for 23 nights with a festival that will illuminate Sydney...
The Active Vista International Human Rights Film Festival opens its 4th edition in commemoration of the 30th Anniversary of the People Power Revolution with...
Approximately 90 percent of Filipinos are lactose-intolerant, meaning that their bodies cannot break down the sugar in milk, resulting in acne, cramps, bloating, and...
