04/06/2026
Our movements are not linear. They shift, go quiet, and return in new forms.
In the 1990s, LBQ activists across Asia were already building structures, debating power, and imagining collective futures. After 1998, there was no regional conference for nearly three decades, but the work never stopped. It continued in small groups, in local organising, and in communities holding each other through repression, invisibility, and limited resources.
In 2019, a regional LBQ feminist network re-emerged from years of collective conversations and organising. In 2027, we gather again in Bangkok, not to start over, but to continue what has always been woven.
We carry memory, struggle, and the communities that sustain us.
📌Swipe to follow the journey and visit our conference website to learn more about AFLC 2027. www.asialbqnetwork.org/conference