Training of Trainers for the community led by our staff What do we do Some of the things we would like to highlight are: As…
VanessJune 25, 2024
Breaking Barriers and Building Bridges: Navigating justice for womxn who use drugs in Southeast Asia
Punitive drug policies have gender-specific impacts on womxn. This paper traces the roots of the barriers faced by womxn who use drugs to the international…
VanessJune 25, 2024
In the Philippines, amidst the ongoing movement for justice against the Duterte administration’s violent and deadly "war on drugs” impact, Students for Sensible Drug Policy…
VanessJune 25, 2024
Indonesia's punitive drug laws mean that people who use drugs are easy targets for police and imprisonment. As a result, prisons are increasingly overcrowded and…
VanessJune 25, 2024
Contributor: Ngo Le Phuong LinhDirector ICS Center, Vietnam In 2013, a research on Vietnamese public opinion, only 37% participants expressed support for sam-sex marriage. Ten years…
VanessJune 20, 2024
Contributor: Soyeon LeeCampaign Manager,Marriage For All Korea In June 2023, the 'Marriage for All Korea' campaign was launched to champion marriage equality in Korea. We…
VanessJune 20, 2024
Contributor: Manisha DhakalExecutive DirectorBlue Diamond Society, Nepal In 2007, the Supreme Court of Nepal issued a landmark ruling supporting the freedom to marry for same-sex…
VanessJune 20, 2024
Contributor: Takeharu KatoDirector, Marriage For All Japan “It is reasonable to assume that Article 24(1) of the Constitution includes the intention to provide for marriage…
VanessJune 20, 2024
Contributor: LY PiseyCoordinator, Rainbow Community Kampuchea Organisation (RoCK), Cambodia Since launching the “ខ្ញុំទទួលយក – I Accept” marriage equality Campaign in 2021, we have continued making progress…
VanessJune 20, 2024
