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Mga Tanong:

Pwede bang ma-consider legally ang domestic partnership between gay couples ngayon sa Pilipinas? Up to what extent pwede marecognize ang partner ko?

Anong gagawin mo if you are fired from work because you are gay?

Anong gagawin mo kung nahuli ka sa isang bathouse, massage parlor or sinehan na gumagawa ng milagro?

Pwede ba akong mag-adopt ng child if I am single and gay?

Ano ba yung bagansya at paano ko mapo-protektahan ang sarili ko?

Paano kung may nagkalat ng chismis na bakla ako or may HIV ako, anong laban ko sa mata ng batas at human rights?

Ang Sagot:

Rainbow Rights Project Inc., in coordination with Single Guys Online, Metropolitan Community Church QC, IFTAS, and GABAY, presents:

“THE LGBT LEGAL FORUM”

This event is on Saturday, 3pm, September 19, 2009 and will be held at Metropolitan Community Church Quezon City (MCCQC) LGBT Center, 56th Mindanao Avenue, Project 6, Quezon City.

Please come and join us in discussing everything you need to know about Legal Rights for Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, and Transgenders in the Philippines.

If you are interested, please call or text Rev. Ceejay Agbayani at 09195009098 /09151814963 or Yffar Aquino at 09233671964.

WE DARE to Share what you need to know about your rights, because WE CARE about each and every LGBT individual’s safety, security, and welfare.
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