Naz Foundation International (NFI) has developed three new posters and one booklet which underline the internal strength and courage reflected by MSM, hijras, and transgenders to live their ordinary lives as extraordinary people.
The booklet titled “Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary People” portrays moments from the day to day life of MSM, hijras and transgenders across South Asia. It’s a photo essay of selected photographs from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Click here to download
The two posters titled “I am proud to be a kothi” reflects the essence of living the life as a kothi, in a society where stigma, discrimination and social exclusion profoundly impact their open self-acceptance.
Click for Poster-01 and Poster-02 to download
Historically, British Empire had categorised same sex behaviour as unnatural in all the countries where they ruled. This law in its various incarnations has been justly criticised as being against human rights and social justice. This poster is only a “natural” reaction to the “unnatural” perception of the British colonial experience. Click here to download
On this day of IDAHO, NFI joins hands with MSM , hijras and transgenders across the world reflecting their voices to that urgently need to be heard and acted on. |
