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‘Right to Care’ program established in Cebu Province; recognizes LGBTQIA+ people in relationships
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‘Right to Care’ program established in Cebu Province; recognizes LGBTQIA+ people in relationships
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Isang gamot para sa lahat? Oo, time to talk about DOH’s medical response to HIV
Viber has joined the bandwagon of tech companies that mark LGBT Pride this June with the release of LGBT-related stickers. The catch: the stickers aren’t for free; the packet costs $1.99.
Viber has joined the bandwagon of tech companies that mark LGBT Pride this June with the release of LGBT-related stickers. The catch: the stickers aren’t for free; the packet costs $1.99.
Viber’s approach may be sending out a message about the company’s pro-LGBT values; but it also highlights how corporations profit from the LGBT community.
Already, Twitter, Facebook, Google and Instagram released free LGBT-related emojis for Pride.
With the signing of the executive order, LGBTQIA+ couples in the province can now designate care partners to assist in health, emergency, and social...
Gay dating apps are exposing men to intense pressure to look sexually desirable, fuelling body dissatisfaction and low self-esteem, with some users describing the...
The local government unit (LGU) of Tabaco City had the street in front of the Legislative Building, which is also the office of the...
Bahaghari, a network of LGBTQIA+ organizations, stressed the need to focus on Pride as a struggle.
