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WINDY CITY TIMES
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India LGBTs call for Dec. 15 Global Day of Rage
2013-12-13
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DelhiQueer Pride has called for a Global Day of Rage Dec. 15, see www.facebook.com/events/1374294672825321/ .
They write: "On December 11th, 2013, The Supreme Court of India reinstated the Criminality of Homosexuality in India. This Judgment has inspired anger across different sections of society around the world. While the legal battle continues, it is important that we make our voices heard. Loud and Clear.
"This Judgment is not about any one community in any one country but about the hegemonic structures that oppress many across the world. It is a blow to the various other LGBTIQ communities across the world who might have taken strength from the Indian story to challenge laws/social norms/prejudices that criminalise homosexuality in their own countries. It is time we begin to heal this lasting scar of colonialism. It is time we are given the space and freedom to pursue the work of fundamental social change which is made impossible with a law such as Sec. 377 of the Indian Penal Code choking us.
"Gather your friends, lovers and anyone else who is enraged by this injustice. Make your voices heard."
DELHI
www.facebook.com/events/168797849996585 .
KOLKATA
www.facebook.com/events/445426358913296 .
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