Love and Resilience in Central Asia: Queer Families
Online event | 16 May 2:30 PM CEST | Duration: 1.5 hours | Guest: Researcher, author: Mirta Kamil | Moderator: Naida Kucukalic Join us for an insightful talk that sheds a light on unheard queer voices from Central Asia, their lives, families, resistance and survival. What are everyday realities of queer people across Central Asia? Despite authoritarian regimes, cultural stigma (sometimes law penalties) and silence around LGBTIQ+ lives, queer communities continue to thrive, build kinship, raise children, and imagine futures of freedom. This is more than an event—it's a moment of raising visibility, and a celebration of IDAHOBIT, despite the backlash!
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