A Peek into Gender Transitioning in Hong Kong: An Interview with Kaspar Wan Published: 19 June 2023 Article In an interview, Hong Kong activist Kaspar Wan talks about his experience of becoming a transman and the transgender rights movement in the city. By Kaspar Wan
Is Identity Politics Inevitable for the Advocacy for Rights? Published: 26 January 2022 Commentary Left-wing identity politics must be more about foregrounding people’s common concerns and not their common characteristics, says Dr. Julia Ehrt, Executive Director at ILGA World.
Queering Malay Identity Politics in the Malaysian Digital Space Published: 14 May 2021 Article The internet we have today has become as real as any social spaces we occupy in-person. So much of our lives are integrated digitally now and opting out of the digital space is no longer a choice for us. Today, to be online is to exist and to be seen. By Serene Lim
In South Korea, pandemic data transparency comes at a high cost Published: 28 January 2021 Commentary Efforts to follow social distancing and mask-wearing rules have been crucial to South Korea’s success in containing the Covid-19 pandemic, but experts worry that other measures—such as sharing data from confirmed cases—have stigmatised and harmed marginalised communities. By Dahye Yim and Christoph Mayer