Hong Kong

Hong Kong: Lead on recognising same-sex unions must start with government not courts, lawyers and activists say

Burden should not be left on people to mount legal challenges on the grounds of discrimination, human rights lawyers and activists say. Raymond Chan, city’s only openly gay legislator, calls for public consultation on allowing same-sex unions in Hong Kong

Two different cases of PrEP failure despite high adherence underline that such events are rare, but should not be ignored

Two reports of HIV infection occurring despite apparent adequate adherence to PrEP, confirmed by drug level testing, are the first reliably documented cases to be published in peer-reviewed journals since 2018.

COVID19: Impact on LGBTIQ Adolescents and Youth in Southeast Asia, survey

This survey is for LGBTIQ young people living in East and Southeast Asia, and is run by Youth Voices Count, Equal Asia Foundation and Prism Chat in collaboration with UNICEF Regional Office for East Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong: 'HK should review laws relating to same-sex couples'

The government is being urged to review laws relating to the recognition of same-sex couples after the High Court ruled that it was wrong for the Housing Authority to reject a public housing application from a same-sex couple.