The Caloocan City government on Friday, June 16, launched a series of programs for the members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual (LGBTQIA+) community. ManilaBulletin
According to the city government, the program activities, themed Kulayan ang Kankaloo: Resisting Inequality, Promoting Diversity," include a Pride March, free sexually transmitted disease screenings, Human Immunodeficiency Virus discussion, "Talk with Pride,' and Pride Symposium.“Bilang pakikiisa sa pagdiriwang the Pride Month, iniimbitahan po natin ang LGBTQIA+ community na dumalo sa ating programa.
Malapitan also thanked the City Health Department and City Gender and Development Resource and Coordinating Office for collaborating in the said events. He also recognized the importance of the events in showing the local government’s effort to eliminate gender-based violence and discrimination in the city.
“Wala pong puwang ang kahit ano mang karahasan at diskriminasyon sa ating lungsod. Ano pa man ang ating kasarian, lahat po tayo ay pare-parehong Batang Kankaloo ,” Malapitan said.
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