How are LBTs in the Philippines and their families excluded from social protection policies? For more information please visit ‘Policy Audits for Inclusive Development: An International Forum on Sexuality, Poverty, and Law.’
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“Last month GALANG, our partner in the Philippines, convened a national advocacy meeting ‘Policy Audits for Inclusive Development’ in Quezon City, co-sponsored by Mama Cash and IDS. The event allowed space for politicians, policy-makers and civil society actors from across…
Keep ReadingMANILA, May 5, 2014: In concert with policy developers and human rights activists from around the world, and with the support of the Institute of Development Studies and Mama Cash Fund for Women, GALANG will present on May 9, 2014…
Keep ReadingMANILA, March 28, 2014: GALANG Founding Director, Anne Lim, nominated for Baldwin Award It is with great honor that GALANG announces the nomination by The Fund for Global Human Rights of its Founding Director, Anne Lim, for the 2014 Roger…
Keep ReadingMANILA, December 25, 2013: GALANG adds its voice to the condemnation of Indian Supreme Court ruling and offers support to the organizers of the Global Day of Rage…
Keep ReadingHow are LBTs in the Philippines excluded by social insurance and housing policies? If you will be at the upcoming IX IASSCS Conference on August 28-31, 2013…
Keep ReadingWe’ve been busy and we’re excited to tell you all about it! Come and have a look at GALANG’s 2013 midyear newsletter!
Keep ReadingMANILA, June 25, 2013 — This week, as Pride Month draws to a close, GALANG applauds the efforts of UP student organizations in making the campus a safe, welcoming place for the LGBT community.
Keep ReadingGALANG will march with members of three partner LBT people’s organizations (LPOs) in the annual Metro Manila Pride March on Saturday, December 8, 2012, held for the first time in Makati City…
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