Written collaboratively by practitioners with extensive legal advocacy experience in China’s LGBTQ movement, this book details landmark court cases concerning LGBTQ rights in mainland China. Lawyers, plaintiffs, and scholars together narrate the journey of seeking recognition within a rigid legal system.

A chronicle of Hong Kong’s mass protests, seen through the lens of gender and identity. It reflects how women and queer activists played central roles in redefining civic courage and public space. The work stands as both testimony and warning about the cost of freedom.

The inaugural issue of an independent art magazine that gave voice to marginalized gender expressions. Combining photography, essays, and performance documentation, it sought to reimagine freedom through aesthetics.

This anthology traces the emergence of queer narratives from underground writing to mainstream recognition. Through poetry, fiction, and essays, it explores desire, belonging, and the politics of storytelling. The collection reclaims queer voices once silenced by social taboo.