"Why Were We Born This Way?" "Who Knows?" Love in the Big City by Sang Young Park
Bangkok at Night!
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Author Talks: Sang Young Park 박상영 - The Korea Society [YouTube]
[Duet] Dear Sang Young — by Alexander Chee [Korean Literature Now]
[Duet] Dear Alex — by Sang Young Park [Korean Literature Now]
To All the Gays of Seoul: On Translating Sang Young Park - by Anton Hur [LitHub]
A Q&A with Anton Hur, translator of Love in the Big City [Grove Atlantic]
Gov't to allow abortion in early stage of pregnancy [The Korea Times]
HIV fight on hold for over 2 years [The Korean Herald]
Gay in South Korea: 'She said I don't need a son like you' [BBC]
Conservative Party Wins Big in South Korean Local Elections {New York Times]
Discrimination against people with HIV rampant: UN study [The Korea Herald]
Influence of anonymous HIV testing on national HIV surveillance in the Republic of Korea (2000 to 2015): a retrospective analysis [BMC Public Health]
History of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome in Korea [Infection and Chemotherapy]
Predictors Associated with HIV Status Non-Disclosure in Korea [Journal of Korean Medical Science]
In South Korea, Being HIV Positive Might Prevent You From Accessing Healthcare [The Diplomat]
Blued launches HIV awareness campaign in South Korea together with influencers and NGOs [GlobeNewsWire]
Queerness in KPop - GoGoGayo! Podcast
DingDong - Korean LGBTQ+ Youth Crisis Center. You can donate to support their work at the linked website.
Beyond the Rainbow Foundation - Korean LGBTQ+ Foundation. You can find information on how to donate to support their work at the linked website.
Korea Foundation for HIV/AIDS Prevention (KHAP) - provides free and anonymous HIV/AIDs and STI testing for foreigners living in Korea. You can find information on how to donate to support their work at the linked website.
Ivan Stop HIV/AIDS Project (iSHAP) - Provides free and anonymous HIV/AIDs and STI testing in Korea. Website is in Korean.
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