Interviewed by:Pokponk Jitjaiyai (PK) Mr. M is a 33 year old, single gay male from Nakhon Ratchasima (Khorat), a northeastern province in Issan, Thailand. For…
“Our mental health is so important. Besides being there for each other professionally, we must also be able to mentally support each other during this…
Featured image: APCOM and SWING staff distributing food packages in August 2020 “We need a community-led and community-owned funding mechanism for communities working on LGBTQI…
https://youtu.be/Cy6TKEjTu40 Equality and non-discrimination are core human rights principles. However, LGBTQI people are still experiencing exclusion in various areas including health services, education, and employment.…
Contributor:Taine PolkinghorneNew Zealand Human Rights Commission’s SOGIESC advisor My name is Taine Polkinghorne, and I am the New Zealand Human Rights Commission’s SOGIESC advisor. I…
J.V.R. Prasada Rao, APCOM HIV/AIDS Ambassador launched his book ‘Celebrating Small Victories’ just in time for World AIDS Day 2020. Former Health Secretary, Government of…
Bangkok, 30 November 2020 APCOM together with six community organisations submitted letters to UNAIDS Executive Director Winnie Byanyima, each letter strongly outlined recommendations of what…
Contributor:Ramil Andag, APCOM A scoping research conducted by APCOM titled ‘Economic Inclusion of LGBTQI People in Southeast Asia: A Background Research in Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao…
Contributor:Ramil Andag, APCOM A scoping research conducted by APCOM titled ‘Economic Inclusion of LGBTQI People in Southeast Asia: A Background Research in Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao…