The young and the inspiring
They are young, they are trans* and they are queerly phenomenal. At a time when most youths are seating and complaining about anything and everything and doing nothing about it, they have to do […]
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Are trans rights part of these human rights?
I remember waking up in the morning playing with my brothers and sisters. It was a very sunny day, the breeze touched my skin with ease. I clearly remember the front door of the house […]
Still we rise!- Zimbabwean Trans* activists
..as more Trans and Intersex groups emerge Queerstion Magazine QM interviewed Tinashe Sande TS the leader of Trans Intersex Rising TIRZ a movement building initiative by and for transdiverse Zimbabweans at home and in the […]
Zambian Trans* people castigate ‘indecent clothing’ ban
Human rights activists and some trans* people have castigated the Zambian police’s announcement banning ‘indecent clothing’ for citizens effective April 1 2017. In the alleged statement circulating on social media, signed and typed by police […]
If you are Trans* and live in South Africa, this is for you.
Designing Trans-Community Led HIV Treatment Counselling Programs Suitable for the Needs of Trans Populations in South Africa Why is this study being done? This research study is being done to better understand the challenges […]
Let’s talk :
Welcome to Let’s Talk with Eva. In this very first edition, it is imperative that we tackle Health & wellness. So my first focus is on HIV and AIDS in our community. […]
Queerstioning, what independence ?
Subjective Perception: Namibia @ 27 Roots, they bind me. Culture, rooted within my faith. Proud I am to be of the soil, of the land of the brave. Namibian child I am, pure […]
S.A Trans student wins 3 -year court battle
Left, Nare Mphela pic mamba online For two years, she was harassed, humiliated and exposed to incessant discrimination by school authorities. This ill-treatment led to her performing badly and consequently failing her final Matric […]
The horrors of being an Intersex person in Zimbabwe
My mother gave birth to tripplets , all I know is my two brothers were fortunate enough to be taken home and i stayed behind because i was abandoned in the same rural hospital. I am […]