, by KEATING Fiona, WILLIAMS Shan
China has sent out the moral police. And in doing so, it has essentially designated the entire LGBT community as “abnormal”.
Online regulation
The China Netcasting Services Association (CNSA) recently published regulation banning images of all “abnormal” sexual behaviour online. But alongside (...)
, by CHEUNG Karen
A study commissioned by the Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) has found that more than half of Hongkongers surveyed are in favour of legislation against sexual orientation, gender identity and intersex status discrimination, indicating a visible shift in public opinion over the past decade. (...)
, by WILLIAMS Joe
Grindr sells 60% share to Chinese gaming firm A Chinese online gaming company is hooking up with the popular gay dating app Grindr. Chinese firm Beijing Kunlun Tech has bought a controlling stake in Grindr.
The world’s biggest gay social networking app has sold a major share to a Chinese (...)
, by GUO Yujie
A ‘Rainbow’ Birthday Party Related to the ‘Stonewall Event’
Between 2012 and 2013, the Shanghai NVAI launched the ‘China Lesbians’ Activism Map‘ . Within one year, the number of lesbian organisations in Mainland China had doubled, from twenty to forty, most of them independent NOGs. They were (...)
, by HOU Holly Lixian
THE 21ST CENTURY has witnessed the rapid growth of the LGBT movement in mainland China. A bigger and more diversified LGBT community has emerged along with a more tolerant attitude from both government and society. This article aims to delineate this complicated development.
Before 2000 (...)
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