China LGBT

The case illustrates the intersection of a tightening grip on LGBTQ expression, especially on college campuses, and the determination of some young Chinese to fight for more space.

Chai Cheng’s case is one of the latest chapters in the frustrated struggle of China’s LGBTQ community to obtain legal protection against discrimination.

Amid challenges new and old, the LGBTQ communities in China, South Korea, and Taiwan are finding creative ways to move forward.

The latest regulation reflects official concern that Chinese pop stars are making China’s young men too effeminate.

The pandemic and the ensuing need to quarantine, often with conservative family, poses unique issues for young LGBTQ+ Chinese.

LGBTQ issues are one of the few rights areas where some discussion and dissent is allowed.

The ruling is viewed as a step toward LGBT equality in Hong Kong.

Trucks painted with slogans – mobile billboards – are the center of a campaign against homosexual conversion therapy.

Is China becoming a more open and friendly place for LGBT people? The answer is both yes and no.

There is increasing tolerance for transgender Chinese, but only for performers.

The Chinese LGBT community struggles to establish itself against intolerance. It wasn’t always that way.