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Asia Feminist LBQ Network

We envision a world where LBQ persons are free, visible and included in all levels of society.

17/09/2026

Submitted a session proposal for AFLC 2027? Check your email to see your results! 📨

Our team is so moved at the overwhelming amount of inspiring proposals we have received for AFLC 2027. We tried our best to answer your enthusiasm in creating a conference that centers the lived experiences of LBQ communities across Asia regions by taking extra care in the selection, carefully reading and discussing each proposal. And now, with much appreciation of your kind patience and understanding, our team is finally ready to announce the results.

🎓 If you’ve been awarded scholarship or travel support, please fill in your travel form before 30 September 2026 to ensure enough time for our team to take care of your arrangements.

🎟️ AFLC 2027 General Registration is now open! Register yourself here: www.asialbqnetwork.org/conference-registration/

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14/09/2026

On this S*x Worker Pride Day, we stand for dignity, bodily autonomy, equality and justice for s*x workers everywhere.

Today, we also remember that q***r history has shown that s*x workers have always been at the forefront of q***r resistance. It is also important to remember that it is exactly because they are often first targeted. To restrict s*x worker rights is to protect the status quo, where the system have control over our bodily autonomy.

True liberation is freedom and bodily autonomy for all, and s*x worker rights is an essential part of it.

10/09/2026

🌱 Are you passionate about advancing LBQ and q***r feminist movements across Asia regions?

AFLN is looking for a Program & Participant Engagement Fellow and an East Asia-based Program Associate to join our team.

📝 Program & Participant Engagement Fellow will support the Program team in planning and coordination of regional convenings and capacity-building initiatives. The fellowship duration will be October 2026 - March 2027. Participants based in Bangkok or Southeast Asian countries are preferred.
📝 East Asia Program Associate will help lead regional initiatives that center the voices and power of LBQ activists across East Asia. Participants must be based in East Asia and fluent in Japanese and / or Korean on top of English.

‼️ These are remote positions with possibility of travel for in-person events.

📩 Apply by sending your CV and a brief letter of interest with subject line “[POSITION] Your Name” to [email protected]
⏳ Deadline: 30 September 2026

🔗 For more information, visit our website at asialbqnetwork.org/category/careers

05/09/2026

What does it mean to be an indigenous LBQ woman?

On this day, International Day of The World’s Indigenous Women & Girls, we invite everyone to take a closer look at the double marginalization our indigenous sisters have to face.

Audre Lorde once said, “There is no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we do not live single-issue lives.” Today is also a reminder for us that to be q***r feminists is to oppose all forms of colonialism, including the violence our indigenous sisters still have to face until today.

28/08/2026

Rainbow Academy is coming to Asia 🌈

We’re excited to announce the RFSL Rainbow Academy Training on LBQ Advocacy in Asia, a signature training by RFSL, hosted by the Asia Feminist LBQ Network (AFLN).

Taking place 19-23 October 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand, the training will bring together LBQ activists from across Asia to strengthen knowledge, skills, and strategies for regional and international advocacy. Watch this space!

27/08/2026

AFLN is proud to have our Program Director, Yen Nguyen, arrived at Stockholm Pride 2026 as a speaker in panels highlighting Asian LBQ activist’s obstacles, strategies, and resilience in current political climate.

Together with African Q***r Youth Initiative and activists from LGBTI communities across the Africa and Eastern Partnership region, we examined the growing trend of restrictive legislation along with democratic backsliding affecting LGBTI communities. We also shared strategies in building powerful feminist movements rooted in solidarity, care, and collective action.

Thank you RFSL RFSL Stockholm for creating a space for us to share our perspective and build collective power with global LGBTQ communities across borders.

18/08/2026

On this Butch Appreciation Day, Amrita shares how her gender experience has led them to embrace the label butch.

Butch is a q***r label originated from America’s LGBTQ history and now is used by LGBTQ community all over the world in the spirit of international solidarity. Today we remember that spirit and delve into how the label looks through Asian q***r community’s lens.

In our conversation, Amrita shares her gender journey and how the meaning and spectrum of labels evolve as q***r conversations in India start to move outside gender binary.

This is Amrita’s butch experience and how they define the label. How’s yours?

18/08/2026

On this Butch Appreciation Day, Shakur shares what Butch means as her political identity within her organising work.

Butch is a q***r label originated from America’s LGBTQ history and now is used by LGBTQ community all over the world in the spirit of international solidarity. Today we remember that spirit and delve into how the label looks through Asian q***r community’s lens.

In our conversation, Shakur talks about the shared history of working-class butches of Stonewall and Indonesia, along with the importance of reclaiming it into political resistance.

This is Shakur’s butch experience and how she defines the label. How’s yours?

18/08/2026

On this Butch Appreciation Day, Anne Goh shares her living experience as someone perceived as a Butch in Singaporean society.

Butch is a q***r label originated from America’s LGBTQ history and now is used by LGBTQ community all over the world in the spirit of international solidarity. Today we remember that spirit and delve into how the label looks through Asian q***r community’s lens.

In our conversation, Anne shares how the label evolved within the history of Singaporean q***r community and the importance of embracing the label, then and now.

This is Anne’s butch experience and how she defines the label. How’s yours?

06/08/2026

As a member of the Global Advisory Committee of Dignity Network Canada, the Asia Feminist LBQ Network was honoured to join fellow advisors at the International Roundtable for advocacy meetings with Canadian parliamentarians and Global Affairs Canada.

Together, we called on Canada to strengthen its global leadership in advancing the human rights of LGBTQI+ people. At a time when hard-won rights are being rolled back around the world, we need urgency, courage, and principled leadership more than ever.

Thank you, Dignity Network Canada / Réseau Dignité Canada, for creating this important space for dialogue, solidarity, and collective action. 🌈✊🏽

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