XUKIA is a queer collective based in Assam, India that works for LGBT issues in the region. It is one of the first Queer Collectives to come up in the North East India. [1] After the Supreme Court Judgement on 11 December 2013 which reinstated Section 377, IPC, thereby criminalizing homosexual acts, protests were held all over the world.

May 22, 2017 · Xukia is an informal youth led LGBTQIA+ organisation in Guwahati, Assam. It is one of the first LGBTQIA+ organisations in North East India. In 2014, the region witnessed it’s first Pride Walk in Guwahati, which was organised by Xukia. They have been successfully organising a pride walk every year.

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136 Followers, 8 Following, 8 Posts - Xukia (@xukia_guwahati) on Instagram: "LGBTQ+ Collective Guwahati, Assam Email - [email protected] Fb - https://www.facebook.com/xukia.assam/"

XUKIA. 2,488 likes. 'XUKIA' is a collective formed with the vision of creating a more queer friendly Assam.

Sep 6, 2018 · Today Xukia, even though it is not a “registered” organisation, through its Facebook group, connects the LGBTQ+ community of Assam. And every year, since 2014, they have been instrumental in organising the city’s Pride Parade.

AnLGBT film festival will be held on Feb 28th at Gandhi Bhawan, in Barak Valley, Silchar, and will screen documentaries and short movies. The launch issue of The Forbidden: Ek Xukia …

Jul 4, 2015 · Xukia, a collective and network consisting of queer and feminist individuals in Assam, has launched the first ever multilingual LGBTQI publication in the state. The publication which is named “ The Forbidden: ek xukia dristanto ”, aims to provide a platform for those voices that get suppressed amidst a prioritization and hierarchy of other ...

Ditilekha, a researcher from Tata Institute of Social Sciences, explores the folk art, which has today become the symbol of Assamese culture and identity, from a queer lens and talks about the abundant non-hetero-normative queer elements in Bihu which are slowly vanishing or …