Last week, over 15 LGBT groups in Hong Kong announced their withdrawal from the Sexual Minorities Forum, a government consultative body to address LGBT-related issues, and accused the government of using the body as a cover for its failure to introduce measures to prevent discrimination.
Hong Kongers Guy Ho and Henry Lam (of Gayradio.hk fame) initially just wanted to share their marriage journey with family and friends but soon saw the potential to send a message to a much wider audience and so their documentary Different Path, Same Way was born, they tell Fridae’s Hong Kong Correspondent Nigel Collett.
Fridae's Hong Kong Correspondent Nigel Collett interviews Arthur Tam, columnist for Time Out Hong Kong and presenter of the new RTHK Radio 3 English-language LGBT show, From Top to Bottom.
Spanning much of the first decade of this new century, Hong Kong academic Lucetta Kam's research opens up a window into how, and how rapidly, Chinese queer life is changing, and describes the world of lalas (lesbians) in Shanghai, and to some degree, much of urbanised China in her new book.
Following the closing of the second Pink Season and the 23rd Hong Kong Lesbian & Gay Film Festival which started in 1989 when gay sex was still a criminal offence, Fridae's Hong Kong Correspondent Nigel Collett looks back at the territory's LGBT history and how far LGBTs have become mainstream including the election of its first gay legislator this year.
Fridae's Hong Kong Correspondent Nigel Collett speaks to Pink Season Coordinator Tay Her Lim and gives readers a preview of the events happening in conjunction with the 2nd annual Pink Season in Hong Kong.
Fridae's Nigel Collett caught up with Marshall Moore, the author and publisher Of The Infernal Republic, his new collection of short fiction. He had moved to Hong Kong in 2008 – after a three-year stint in South Korea – where he is once again teaching English.
A Hong Kong court has dismissed the case in which a complainant had sought to challenge the action taken by the police to prevent a dance programme performed on the street as part of the celebration of IDAHO in May 2011.
Dense living conditions in Hong Kong do not provide much privacy for lesbians living with their families. As a result, lesbians often locate alternative spaces to develop support networks with other women. Denise Tang's new book maps the effect Hong Kong’s spaces have on the lesbians who inhabit them, and the psychological and institutional spaces provided by education, religion and queer organisations.
Emery here...interested in Asian and Pacific Islanders.
Male
United States
Interested in Men for Anything
Online: 1 hour ago
machineman99
GoooooooooooDay Everybodies :)
Male | 56 | 5' 7"171cm / 145lbs66kg
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Interested in Men for Friendship, Relationship
Online: 1 week ago
bludude06
Ready to make friends here....
Male | 6' 2"187cm / 174lbs79kg | Caucasian
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Interested in Men for Friendship, Relationship
Online: 2 hours ago
topdown
World Traveler
Male | 67 | 5' 9"174cm / 141lbs64kg | Caucasian
San Francisco, California, United States
Interested in Men for Anything
Online: 12 hours ago
warmheartiii
I'm a relationship oriented guy. Versatile, HIV-, no drugs, no drama. Love to laugh. Live right on a lake and enjoy the water. Love to explore, and the DC area has lots of interesting things to see and do. Looking for a decent looking guy, 24 - 39, whose mind is working, has a decent sense of humor and some adventure in him. Someone who says what he means and means what he says.
Male | 80 | 5' 11"181cm / 176lbs80kg | Caucasian
Reston, Virginia, United States
Interested in Men for Action
Online: 1 month ago
Davidla
Hi, I’m David. I'm a nice guy, interested mostly in friends, and more
Male | 67 | 5' 6"168cm / 160lbs73kg | Caucasian
Los Angeles, California, United States
Interested in Men for Friendship, Relationship, Chat