Hate and Discrimination in Schools: What Say You, Minister?
A shocking discovery of an anti-LGBT campaign in our schools.
A shocking discovery of an anti-LGBT campaign in our schools.
LoyarBurok casts a collective beady eye at the twelve months that was 2010.
I find this campaign (It Gets Better in Malaysia) very human. It’s not just about promoting or glorifying the rights of lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgendered persons. It’s about treating and respecting them as human beings who don’t deserve to be bullied and certainly don’t deserve to suffer in silence.
Angela speaks about the annual Malaysian sexuality rights festival, Seksualiti Merdeka. The coalition is also behind the Malaysian leg of the “It Gets Better” project which has recently received a lot of press with its series of videos with the tagline “Saya Gay, Saya OK”
From calling Adam Lambert “too faggy” to being a part of the nation’s only sexuality rights festival – one former borderline bigot’s journey towards become a Rainbow Warrior.
In conjunction with the anniversary of Ops Lalang, come listen to artists/actvists explore complex issues at Ops Bilang. Featuring Fahmi Reza, Pang Khee Teik, Fahmi Fadzil, Amir Muhammad, Jo Kukathas, Vernon Adrian Emuang and many more. Organised by the Centre for Independent Journalism.
Top Ten Frequently Asked Questions the writer heard when inviting friends and strangers to Seksualiti Merdeka.
Marina Mahathir endorses it, Edmund Bon officiates it, Farish Noor demystifies it. Malaysia’s only sexuality rights festival is kicking off on 13 October 8pm! Straight, bent or zig-zag all are welcome! This week long of events will see Farish Noor talking lingerie, LoyarBurokker filmmaker Mien premiering the HerStory project, LoyarBurokker Ong Jo-Lene collaborating on “Portraits Of The Unspoken” and lots more!
3 true Malaysian stories, 5 appeals, and a singular hope for a better tomorrow.
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