Outrage Magazine

Outrage Magazine Giving voice to LGBTQIA Philippines. https://outragemag.com/ Listed in the Global Forum on MSM & HIV (MSMGF), Outrage Magazine was founded by Michael David C.

Outrage Magazine is the only existing publication for the le***an, gay, bis*xual, transgender, q***r and questioning, inters*x, and as*xual, agender and ally (LGBTQIA) community in the Philippines. Headquartered in Makati City, it was launched in April 2007, focusing on LGBTQIA-related stories in the Philippines, with most articles written by LGBTQIA Filipinos. Tan, a Bachelor of Arts (Communicati

on Studies) graduate of the University of Newcastle in New South Wales, Australia, who now serves as its chief editor. Tan won the 2006 Catholic Mass Media Awards for Best Investigative Report; and the Arts that Matter for Literature from Amnesty International Philippines in 2020. Beyond the publication, Outrage Magazine also holds LGBTQIA-related events, e.g. in 2014, its EIC wrote "Being LGBT in Asia: Philippines Country Report" for UNDP and USAID; in 2017, it helmed the LGBTQIA National Conference; in 2018, its EIC write , which researched the HIV responses of faith-based organizations in the Philippines; in 2017/2018, it produced a journalistic stylebook to help media practitioners properly cover LGBTQIA issues; and from 2018, it helmed the training of Deaf LGBTQIA leaders to become community-based HIV screeners.

Harm done by : resulting from discrimination (name-calling, threats, or other harassment) was a stronger predictor ...
10/12/2025

Harm done by : resulting from discrimination (name-calling, threats, or other harassment) was a stronger predictor of increased drinking among LGBQ+ students of immigrant origin than non-immigrants.

Distress resulting from discrimination (name-calling, threats, or other harassment) was a stronger predictor of increased drinking among LGBQ+ students of immigrant origin than non-immigrants.

There are 16-year-old *xworkers who sell themselves via Facebook, and too many people actually buy. Stop abusing mino...
09/12/2025

There are 16-year-old *xworkers who sell themselves via Facebook, and too many people actually buy. Stop abusing minors, and call out the abusive. Mga salot sa lipunan at mantsa sa community.

There are 16-year-olds who

For advocating for , two locals were recognized at the HERO Awards 2025: Rep. Beverley Rose Abaya Dimacuha and Aiva...
09/12/2025

For advocating for , two locals were recognized at the HERO Awards 2025: Rep. Beverley Rose Abaya Dimacuha and Aivan Alvarez of Wagayway Equality Inc.

Congresswoman Beverley Rose Abaya Dimacuha received the Community Ally Award for championing inclusive governance and equality-based policies; while Aivan Alvarez, founder of Wagayway Equality Inc., was recognized as Community Hero for his work in community-driven advocacy.

There’s consistency in the taste of cuisine, so you can quickly tell the good from the bad. We checked Pad Thai Expr...
08/12/2025

There’s consistency in the taste of cuisine, so you can quickly tell the good from the bad. We checked Pad Thai Express to see how the resto chain fares.

There’s consistency in the taste of cuisine, so you can quickly tell the good from the bad. We checked Pad Thai Express to see how the resto chain fares.

health in focus: Chest masculinization is beneficial no matter the age of masculine individuals who underwent bila...
07/12/2025

health in focus: Chest masculinization is beneficial no matter the age of masculine individuals who underwent bilateral mastectomy, so that – not surprisingly – younger patients favor earlier surgical timing.

Chest masculinization is beneficial no matter the age of trans masculine individuals who underwent bilateral mastectomy, so that – not surprisingly – younger patients favor earlier surgical timing.

search for : 88% of students recalled the instructor’s disclosure, even though it often lasted only a few seconds. ...
06/12/2025

search for : 88% of students recalled the instructor’s disclosure, even though it often lasted only a few seconds. Nearly 90% said it was appropriate for instructors to share + identities in class.

88% of students recalled the instructor’s disclosure, even though it often lasted only a few seconds. Nearly 90% said it was appropriate for instructors to share LGBTQ+ identities in class, and only about 1% reported that it negatively affected their experience.

Members of the House of Representatives filed House Bill No. 5266, or the SOGIESC Equality Act, to criminalize based o...
04/12/2025

Members of the House of Representatives filed House Bill No. 5266, or the SOGIESC Equality Act, to criminalize based on .


Members of the House of Representatives filed a bill that eyes to criminalize discrimination based on s*xual orientation, gender identity or expression, or s*x characteristics (SOGIESC), highlighting that “equal protection under the law must be more than rhetoric.”

health under attack... as usual. introduced new rules under the Medicines Act to stop doctors from prescribing t...
03/12/2025

health under attack... as usual. introduced new rules under the Medicines Act to stop doctors from prescribing to those with in what’s termed a “precautionary approach”.

The New Zealand government introduced new rules under the Medicines Act to, very specifically, stop doctors from prescribing puberty blockers to new patients with gender dysphoria in what's termed a

abuse in : The Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines expressed “grave concern” over implemented in Brgy Lay...
02/12/2025

abuse in : The Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines expressed “grave concern” over implemented in Brgy Layog, , Maguindanao del Sur to separate LGBTQIA+ people in relationships and who live together.

The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) expressed “grave concern” over the so-called “Operation Supak” being implemented in Barangay Layog, Pagalungan, Maguindanao del Sur to separate LGBTQIA+ people in relationships and who live together.

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Giving voice to LGBTQIA Philippines

Outrage Magazine - the only le***an, gay, bis*xual, transgender, q***r, questioning, inters*x and ally (LGBTQIA) publication in the Philippines - was launched in April 2007 to highlight everything LGBTQIA-related in the country.

Headquartered in Makati City, the Global Forum on MSM & HIV (MSMGF)-listed publication was founded by Michael David C. Tan, a Bachelor of Arts (Communication Studies) graduate of the University of Newcastle in New South Wales, Australia, who now serves as its chief editor. Tan won the 2006 Catholic Mass Media Awards for Best Investigative Report.

The publication (which is available online and in free print form) takes pride in bringing to the fore issues that even mainstream media in the Philippines continue(d) to ignore. For instance, it remains as the only publication in the Philippines with a section on HIV (considering that as of January 2018, 33 Filipinos are already getting infected with HIV every day); it helped introduce to the mainstream the Deaf LGBTQI community in the bigger LGBTQI discussion in the Philippines; et cetera. It is noteworthy that - although Outrage Magazine started as just that, a publication - starting 2010, it diversified its services. Aside from reporting, it started developing/implementing projects related to issues/subjects it reported on.

Since 2010, for instance, Outrage Magazine formed a partnership with the Bahaghari Center for SOGIE Research, Education and Advocacy (“Bahaghari Center”) for the “I dare to care about equality” campaign, a photo campaign that initially formed part of the celebration of the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT). The campaign - which has been supported by the likes of TV personalities Boy Abunda and Atty. Adel Tamano, veteran journalist Cheche Lazaro, Sen. Chiz Escudero, actress Angel Aquino, and rugby player Jon Morales - is now also held during Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR).