I live in Thailand and homosexuality is a pretty chill subject here. There is very large gay and transgender community here and it's generally accepted in Thai society. Homosexuality is definitely a subject that societies all over the world should g…
Hi Jalid. I'd be interested in knowing why you believe gay communities expressing their pride are not showing respect for your religion? Freedom of expression is quite an important right that I believe gay communities should be allowed to enjoy rega…
This is a well researched article, you provide many aspects to the issue and I think its also great that you got your fellow students opinions as well. Living in Thailand, where a gay and transgender community is flourishing, homosexuality is part o…
This is both an interesting and important topic. Here in Thailand homosexuality is relatively culturally acceptable, hopefully this view will become more common. Omri
Interesting. I think it's safe to say that most people here probably lean towards a liberal viewpoint on this matter, and Jalid brings up an interesting viewpoint. Religion is a touchy part of society, and I think alot of the time it is forgotten th…
One of the things that I have learned from living and working overseas is that gender is socially constructed. Yes, brain chemistry does play a role in the determination of our sex and sexual orientation (for a marvelous look at this, read Jeffrey E…
Dear Natasha,
I applaud you for broaching this topic; sadly, as you point out, in many parts of the world a person's life is endangered even if she or he is "accused" of being homosexual. Unfortunately, I feel most of the comments in the article rei…
Well I am a Muslim and I live in Cape Town where there is quite a big population of male homosexuals. I don't really see gay people in the greatest of light as I do feel that it is haraam but I don't really have a problem with them.
I do feel that i…
Hi Natasha,
My name is Mignote Yirdaw from Washington International School. Could you answer the following questions for my article?
1. What do you do on Earth day?
2. Do you think what you’re doing is effective?
3. Do you have any ideas about what should be done on earth day?
4. What have you done in the past?
5. Why do you care about earth day/why not?
6. How do you feel after you do whatever you do for earth day?
Hi Natasha! I hope you, Toni, Reem, Lina and everyone are well. Any chance you could package your coverage of the conference for this website? You should also get on there and start telling some stories about life in Doha!
Guess what? I met with the person who's going to be your new journalism teacher next year (I think). She seems really nice, and likes the idea of working on this site. Hopefully you'll have a chance to do some cool things next year.