PHILIPPINES | 20120205114843| ILGA-ASIA
GALANG, an organization of LBTs in the Philippines published a Filipino translation of ILGA's publication on lesbian health.

PHILIPPINES | 20120115000318| ILGA-ASIA
Women in low-cut, body-hugging clothes start appearing on the streets of Quezon City’s red light district in Metro Manila. Some make their move on potential customers. Also in the area are other women dressed more conservatively in jeans and shirt. They are not around to earn money for the night. Belonging to Bagong Kamalayan Collective Inc. (BKCI, they have come to talk to their scantily clad "sisters" about their rights and to try to inspire them to rebuild their lives.

| 20120105182348| ILGA-ASIA
The Arab Foundation for Freedoms and Equality is happy to announce its call for applications to its Social Change Program 2012. The Program aims to develop the capacity of sexual and bodily rights and gender equality activists across the MENA region. The application deadline is January 23, 2012.

LEBANON | 20111220100208| ILGA-ASIA
Statement by the Arab Women's Right to Nationality Campaign in Lebanon. The Lebanese Cabinet issues a draft law to reinstate Lebanese nationality to descendants of Lebanese fathers and grandfathers…only...

CHINA | 20111129231028| ILGA-ASIA
In late September 2011, Sexuality Policy Watch promoted an Inter-Regional Dialogue about Sexuality and Geopolitics, to share and discuss some of the outcomes of the previous three Regional dialogues held in Asia, Latin America and Africa.

| 20111024024255| ILGA Communication Team Asia
Women’s Major Group Statement, 19-20 October 2011 (Seoul, South Korea)

| 20111008063719| ILGA-ASIA
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided that the Nobel Peace Prize for 2011 is to be divided in three equal parts between Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Leymah Gbowee and Tawakkul Karman for their non-violent struggle for the safety of women and for women’s rights to full participation in peace-building work.

MYANMAR | 20110925070242| ILGA-ASIA
As the UN General Assembly meets in New York this week, the Global Fund for Women joins its grantee partners and allies in demanding that the United Nations immediately call for a Commission of Inquiry into rape, torture and crimes against humanity in Burma.