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DISCRIMINATION AND PERCEPTION

DISCRIMINATION AND PERCEPTION. PARTNERSHIP. POLICE. PB HAS PARTNERED WITH THE POLICE TO CHANGE PERCEPTION SAFEGUARD MEMBERS OF THE MSM COMMUNITY OUTCOME MEETING ONCE A MONTH. ATTENDENCE OF POLICE OFFICERS TO PE WORKSHOPS FOR THEM TO HAVE BETTER AWARENESS OF MSM.

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DISCRIMINATION AND PERCEPTION

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  1. DISCRIMINATION AND PERCEPTION PARTNERSHIP

  2. POLICE • PB HAS PARTNERED WITH THE POLICE TO CHANGE PERCEPTION SAFEGUARD MEMBERS OF THE MSM COMMUNITY OUTCOME • MEETING ONCE A MONTH. • ATTENDENCE OF POLICE OFFICERS TO PE WORKSHOPS FOR THEM TO HAVE BETTER AWARENESS OF MSM. • PB STAFF AND OUTREACH WORKERS HAVE THEIR ID CARD SIGNED BY POLICE THEY ARE NOT ARRESTED WHEN DOING THEIR OUTREACH WORK. • LESSENED HARASSMENT AND UNLAWFUL ARREST.

  3. LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTHOURITY PB MAINTAINS GOOD RELATIONSHIP WITH LGA OUTCOME: • MEETING ONCE A MONTH INCLUDING THE POLICE TO DEAL WITH ON ISSUES OF VIOLENCE TOWARDS MSM IN THE COMMUNTY. • RAISES AWARENESS ABOUT THE MSM COMMUNITY • THROUGH THE MEETINGS PB TRYS TO MAKE SURE THAT THE PERSPECTIVES OF THE MSM COMMUNITY ARE REFLECTED IN PROVINCIAL DISCUSSION.

  4. RELIGIOUS LEADERS PB DOES WORK WITH RL IN CONJUCTION WITH THE POLICE AND LGA. • THE MEETING HELD ARE INCONSISTENT. RECENT VIOLENCE Threats by LasykarPembela Islam (LPI), against an HIV/AIDS seminar organised by the Indonesian Gay, Waria and Men Who Have Sex With Men (GWL) network in Bandung, West Java, on May 11, 2010, causing it to be relocated

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