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LGBTQ+ couples in China seek recognition on national census

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The country’s census collection is officially underway, having started on 1 November. The National Bureau of Statistics informed Reuters that any additional information that didn’t conform to the census’s pre-existing categories or typical responses for “relationship to head of household” category would not be formally recorded.

In retaliation to the pre-existing categories on the census, same-sex couples are protesting online and are urging other LGBTQ+ partners living together to tell census takers: “They are not my roommate, they are my partner.” Peng Yanzi is the director of LGBTQ+ Rights Advocacy China and is the NGO behind the campaign.

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