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Shanghai to Show Pride with Gay Festival
As reported earlier, China is having its first gay pride celebration event. From the BBC: There will not be a parade. The organisers took legal advice which suggested that might get them into trouble with the authorities. Instead, there will be film screenings, talks, an art exhibition and a large, all-day party at a privately-owned venue. Gay sex was decriminalised in 1997 in China. Before that, pJune 8, 2009 12:35 PM
10m Chinese Women Married to Gay Men?
Marriages of convenience between lesbians and gay men have been widely reported, but their numbers are likely small compa
Coming Out in China
Worldcrunch carries an account, translated from the Economic Observer, of a Tianjin husband and father’s difficult
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