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ILGA Asia

ILGA Asia is the Asian Region of the International Le***an, Gay, Bis*xual, Trans and Inters*x Assoc. Registrations are open now at ilgaasia2022.org.

ILGA Asia works towards a world where Asia is a safe place for all, where all can live in freedom and equality, be properly informed in the nature of s*xual orientation and gender identity & expression and s*x characteristic (SOGIESC) rights, have access to justice, and diversity is respected. ILGA Asia Regional Conference is the highest level decision making body of ILGA Asia, taking place every other year, alternating with the ILGA World Conference. Since 2002, there have been 8 ILGA Asia Regional Conferences taking place in Mumbai, Cebu, Chiang Mai, Surabaya, Bangkok, Taipei, Phnom Penh and Seoul. The 9th ILGA Asia conference will take place from 28 November – 2 December 2022 at Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam.

04/09/2026

When we meet, something beautiful happens. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️💛💜

This week, the executive directors of ILGA World and the six ILGA regions came together to strategise and plan for the months ahead. With LGBTI people worldwide, moving liberation forward for all!

IMAGE DESCRIPTION: Seven people standing together on marble steps outside a building, posing for a group photo, with the ILGA World logo in the lower right corner.

28/08/2026

ILGA Asia stands in solidarity with communities across Nepal affected by the devastating floods.

On 26 August, severe flash floods swept through northern Nepal. Homes and critical infrastructure have been destroyed, many lives have been lost, and hundreds of people remain missing as rescue operations continue.

We are reaching out to our members and partners in Nepal to check on their safety and to listen to what communities on the ground are experiencing.

We encourage those who are able to support verified local relief efforts and community-led appeals and to amplify reliable information from organisations working directly with affected communities.

Our thoughts are with those who have lost loved ones, those awaiting news of family and friends, and everyone facing the aftermath of this disaster.

26/08/2026

We are pleased to launch the ILGA Asia Strategic Plan and Theory of Change 2026–2030.

Developed through a participatory and movement-centred process, the SPTOC sets out our direction for building collective power, strengthening sustainable movements, advancing evidence and narrative change, and fostering accountable governance across Asia.

Explore where we are heading over the next five years: ilgaasia.org/sptoc20262030

24/08/2026

Indonesia must revoke the classification of the “spread of LGBTQ culture” as a non-military threat. This national-security framing fuels discrimination, surveillance, stigma, and violence against LGBTIQ people.

ILGA Asia calls on the Government of Indonesia to protect LGBTIQ people and ensure that national defence, education, and public policies uphold human rights and non-discrimination.

Read our latest Briefing Note here:

http://ilgaasia.org/publications/indonesiaaug2026

17/08/2026

Five years of persecution of LGBTIQ+ Afghans under Taliban rule.

Listen to Artemis Akbary, Executive Director and Co-Founder of ALO, deliver a powerful message about their persecution, survival and resistance, and the urgent need for protection, justice and accountability.

For five years, LGBTIQ+ Afghans have faced arbitrary detention, torture, s*xual violence, public flogging, forced marriage, displacement and threats of death simply because of who they are.

Yet they continue to survive, resist and demand justice.

Five years later, silence is not neutrality. The international community must act.

Stand with LGBTIQ+ Afghans. Amplify their voices. Demand accountability.

PROTECTION • JUSTICE • POWER

16/07/2026

🇳🇵Nepal’s Supreme Court has ruled that same-s*x couples must receive full and equal marriage rights.

The landmark decision in Pinky Gurung v. Government of Nepal makes Nepal the first country in South Asia and the third in Asia to fully realise marriage equality.

“Full implementation of the Court's decision is an important opportunity to strengthen the rule of law, uphold constitutional guarantees of equality and dignity, and reinforce respect for the independence of Nepal's judiciary.”
— Pinky Gurung, Blue Diamond Society and lead petitioner

ILGA Asia welcomes the ruling and calls for comprehensive amendments to Nepal’s Civil Code and related laws.

Read the full briefing note: https://www.ilgaasia.org/publications/nepaljuly2026

09/07/2026

🔉 In this full video narration, listen to ILGA Asia Executive Director Henry Koh’s reflections on the Pride movement and the illusion of irreversible progress.|

A week after Pride Month, this piece asks us to look beyond visibility and celebration, and to recognise the continuing work needed to defend LGBTIQ rights amid rising threats, backlash, and political uncertainty across Asia and beyond.

Listen to the full narration here: bit.ly/ThePrideMovement2026
Read the full article: https://asia.nikkei.com/opinion/the-pride-movement-and-the-illusion-of-irreversible-progress

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03/07/2026

A recent Seoul Central District Court ruling affirms that same-s*x relationships in South Korea can constitute legally protectable interests, further strengthening the constitutional and legal basis for marriage equality.

“Progress can emerge from unexpected places. That ruling builds on the momentum of the Supreme Court’s landmark 2024 decision recognizing equal health insurance benefits for same-s*x couples. The Constitutional Court is now considering marriage equality cases challenging the Civil Code’s exclusion of same-s*x couples from marriage. We hope it will continue this path toward equality.” — Minhee Ryu, Marriage for All Korea

While the ruling does not yet establish marriage equality, it reinforces what communities have long known: same-s*x couples build lives together marked by commitment, care, shared responsibility, and mutual support.

ILGA Asia urges the South Korean government and judiciary to uphold the rights to equality and dignity, and to ensure equal marriage rights for same-s*x couples.

Read more: https://www.ilgaasia.org/publications/southkoreajuly2026

30/06/2026

As Pride Month comes to a close, ILGA Asia Executive Director Henry Koh reflects on the assumption that progress for LGBTIQ people is inevitable—and why recent developments across Asia and beyond remind us that rights require continual protection, solidarity, and political commitment.

📰 The Pride movement and the illusion of irreversible progress

Read the full article: https://asia.nikkei.com/opinion/the-pride-movement-and-the-illusion-of-irreversible-progress

29/06/2026

“We further highlight the need to capacitate and sensitise local authorities, law enforcement, and all government and judicial officials to treat LBQ women with dignity and respect and protect their access to justice.”

Rosanna Flamer-Caldera, Executive Director of EQUAL GROUND Sri Lanka, delivered a video statement based on a Joint Submission with ILGA Asia during the 62nd Session of the Human Rights Council on June 19, highlighting the intersecting marginalisation and violence faced by LBQ women in patriarchal societies.

LBQ women continue to face barriers in accessing justice, healthcare, housing, and employment, especially where legal protections remain absent and discriminatory laws continue to put communities at risk.

States must recognise LBQ women as a legally protected group and adopt decriminalisation and anti-discrimination policies that uphold dignity, equality, and justice for all.

Learn more here:
https://www.ilgaasia.org/media/v/hrc62equalground

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