Moving Forward With Pride: LGBTQ+ Health and Contemporary Rights Movements in Asia

As Pride marches are celebrated globally in June, stigma and discriminatory laws against LGBTQ+ individuals remain prevalent in over a third of countries, potentially worsening health disparities among this population. Despite these challenges, notable progress has been made in Asia. Several countries have seen court rulings favoring LGBTQ+ rights, while the National Medical Commission of India has committed to ending conversion therapy, a harmful healthcare practice. As Asian nations advance and draw inspiration from their neighbors' successes, health practitioners, researchers, organizations, and institutions in the region can advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, offer targeted health services, and promote inclusive healthcare practices.

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American Journal of Health Promotion
Published
2024-08-26
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1177/08901171241279783
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2
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LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy
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Moving Forward With Pride: LGBTQ+ Health and Contemporary Rights Movements in Asia

Rowalt Alibudbud
2 citations
American Journal of Health Promotion
LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy
1.29
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Moving Forward With Pride: LGBTQ+ Health and Contemporary Rights Movements in Asia

Rowalt Alibudbud
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Abstract

As Pride marches are celebrated globally in June, stigma and discriminatory laws against LGBTQ+ individuals remain prevalent in over a third of countries, potentially worsening health disparities among this population. Despite these challenges, notable progress has been made in Asia. Several countries have seen court rulings favoring LGBTQ+ rights, while the National Medical Commission of India has committed to ending conversion therapy, a harmful healthcare practice. As Asian nations advance and draw inspiration from their neighbors' successes, health practitioners, researchers, organizations, and institutions in the region can advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, offer targeted health services, and promote inclusive healthcare practices.

American Journal of Health PromotionVol. 39(2)
De La Salle University (PH)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy
1.29
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