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GCWA: Khartini Slamah joins the GCWA advisory group

03 Mar, 2013
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Khartini Slamah is transgender person (male to female). She has been involved in HIV/AIDS for the last 25 years. she is an advocate for Transgender and sex workers rights. She is also a board member of Asia Pacific Transgender Network (APTN), Board member of MSMGF Trans Ref Group, Program Advisory Committee of Red Umbrella Fund and Executive Board Member of Global Network Of Sex Worker (NSWP).

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