INTERNATIONAL LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANS AND INTERSEX ASSOCIATION
INTERNATIONAL LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANS AND INTERSEX ASSOCIATION
EL SALVADOR
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movimiento trans
(user currently living in EL SALVADOR)
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on 26/07/2010
tagged with teaching lgbt rights in schools, hate crime and violence prevention, hiv/aids , gender identity, human rights, sexual orientation
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En nuestro pías,poca incidencia en el tema de nuestra población como mujeres TRANS,como organización estamos trabajando en las zonas rurales, que no seles informa, ni seles ase la prueba de VIH,a si poder acceder al los centros de salud con una mejor atención con calidad y calidez
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I was astonished to read that according to this pastor "Homosexuality is a disease", so all these people should treated like that.
Mrs Reina de Salazar runs a church in El Salvador and often comes to the US to collect donations for her church. I invite you to read the article - it would be available translated if needed.
http://elfaro.net/es/201202/el_agora/7561/
"If we are to speak scientifically I prefer that homosexuality is a disease"
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