The Humsafar Trust was started in 2004 by a group of homosexual men who wished to provide support for the MSM community in the Mumbai area. Since then, the group has grown immeasurably, taking part in evidence-based research on HIV, creating support groups, and
providing health services to the queer community.
In a recent, eye-opening interview, Ashok Row Kavi, founder of Humsafar Trust, tells us about what it was like being out in 1984, the influence of his training as a Hindu monk, and the Humsafar Trust's role in preventing sexual minorities from being put last in line for health care.
An Interview with Ashok Row Kavi
4.09.2008
Learning a thing or two from an older queer desi.
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Very interesting material. Well when there is so much a new. Many thanks, simply class
I think someone who very occasionally incorporates of kink or same-sex activity into a largely vanilla, heterosexual sex life would not usually be described as a sexual minority.
Good interview with Ashok Row Kavi! I like it!
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