South Korea In South Korea, communities came together for a photo exhibition focused on queer childhoods as well as a dance & musical flashmob under the banner “Speak UP, Act UP”. Photo Exhibition Korean Gay Men’s Human Rights Group Chingusai held a photo exhibition called “The Story I Can’t Tell My Mum” to commemorate the Day. The showcased photos were based …

The Capital of South Korea Seoul will see different actions. So far, there will be an exhibition campaign about queer childhood, there are plans for a singing and line dance flash mob and a campaign about transgender Human Rights…

Dubbed ‘One fine day in 2013 in South Korea’ by activists, on May 17 in the center of Seoul, Korea, around 100 people gathered for an action against homophobia and transphobia, with a flashmob version of the song “You make me proud”:

On the IDAHO Day in the center of Seoul, Korea, people stood against homophobia and transphobia, organizinf a flashmob and singing “You make me proud” together!

A coalition of South Korean activists commemorated IDAHO 2012 with a call for attention to the situation facing LGBT people in the country with the slogan “Equal Love and Equal Human Beings”.