GALANG Philippines, together with hundreds of LGBT rights activities, allies, and friends, proudly marched the streets of Timog Avenue, Quezon City during the 3rd Quezon City (QC) LGBT Pride March. Over 100 members of GALANG’s partner lesbians, bisexual women, and…
GALANG Philippines and its partner lesbians, bisexual women, and trans men (LBT) people’s organizations from the urban poor sector, proudly marched the streets of Marikina City to resonate this years 23rd Metro Manila Pride March themed: #HereTogether. More than 100…
2016 has been a rollercoaster of a year, and here we share with you our milestones and achievements. Take a look at our journey by reading the 2016 GALANG Newsletter!
GALANG as a member organization of LAGABLAB, a network of Filipino LGBTQ organizations, individuals, and allies that seek to advance and protect the human rights and basic freedoms of the Filipino LGBT community with special focus on legislation and policy-making,…
Even though the Philippines was ranked as one of the most gay-friendly countries, Filipino LGBTs continue to witness and experience blatant discrimination based on one’s sexual orientation, gender identity and expression (SOGIE). Jennifer Laude’s violent death was just one of…
On March 17, 2017, GALANG Philippines shared the results of its 2015 baseline study on the well-being of its lesbian, bisexual women, and trans men (LBTs) clientele in a forum attended by allies from both government and civil society. Senator…
On December 3, 2016, GALANG Philippines will once again join the march for equality, for love, and for one’s well-being in the 10th LGBT Pride Parade in Baguio City. For the past eight years, GALANG, together with its partner lesbians,…
Earlier this week, it was reported that a teenager named Jessa Lojo committed suicide at a mall in Mandaluyong City. The investigators say that the cause may have revolved around the disapproval of the teenager’s family towards her sexuality. GALANG…
