Tonight, we welcome four guests on our open-discussion re: SOGIE Bill.
Marcel Lim Milliam - HIV/AIDS Awareness advocate and a lecturer/trainor on HIV Human Rights LGBTQIA++. He's currently the Director for Finance and Legalities at Gabay Sa Pulang Laso Inc. and Justice Access and Learning Officer at HIV & AIDS Support House Inc./Philippine NGO Council for Population, Health and Welfare Inc.; Slac Cayamanda - External Communications Officer of PioneerFTM. A trans man and a SOGIE Educator certified by Isean Hivos in Malaysia; Sariah Castro from Sulong. Sulong is an NGO that provides legal and psycho-social assistance to victims of gender-based abuse. Sariah is also a certified psychological first aider, and affiliated with Youth for Mental Health Coalition, Philippine Mental Health Association, and Psychological Association of the Philippines; and Maria Kristelle JImenez the EIC of Vox Populi PH, she's also the founder of Rebo Press Book Publishing, Associate Editor in Filipino of Revolt Magazine, and the author of Salamin: Mga Personal na Prosa.
Listen to their insights as they debunk some myths on SOGIE Bill -- Is it possible that SOGIE will stigmatize moral convictions of people who do not agree with SOGIE rights? Since there's an argument on "No to SOGIE, Yes to Family", can SOGIE bill really ruin the functions of a family? How can SOGIE Bill positively affect all gender including those who identified themselves heterosexual? and How should we approach people who are coming out to us?
