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Lesbians in Thailand speak out.

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| January 01, 2003 | COPYRIGHT 2002 Women's Studies Center. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

The following of which the author is unknown, appeared in Pink Ink (Vol 1. No 7. April, 1998).

Lesbian issues were in the spotlight last month when the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand hosted a discussion night on March 18 at its plush premises high above Bangkok.

Fielding questions from journalists and other members of the public were Anjaree organizer Anjana Suvarnananda, Pink Ink co-editor Jennifer Bliss, sexuality researcher Megan Sinnott from the US, women's health worker Kanokwan Tarawan and Anjaree member Khun Mau.

Outlining the work of the national lesbian group, Ms Anjana said they aimed to support lesbians and protect lesbian …

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