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PoMSOGIESEC stands for People of Marginalized Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & Sex Characteristics. It refers to people in the spectrum of [[Sexual Orientation]], [[Gender|Gender Identity]] & [[Intersex|Sex Characteristics]] who experience social marginalization and discrimination. In other terms, this is an umbrella phrase to refer those who are [[intersex]], have a gender identity that does not match to what was [[Assigned Gender|assigned at birth]] ([[Transgender|non-cisgender]] identities) and those sexual orientations beyond the convention of being attracted to the opposite gender ([[Queer|non-heterosexual]] sexualities). |
'''PoMSOGIESEC''' stands for People of Marginalized Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & Sex Characteristics. It refers to people in the spectrum of [[Sexual Orientation]], [[Gender|Gender Identity]] & [[Intersex|Sex Characteristics]] who experience social marginalization and discrimination. In other terms, this is an umbrella phrase to refer those who are [[intersex]], have a gender identity that does not match to what was [[Assigned Gender|assigned at birth]] ([[Transgender|non-cisgender]] identities) and those sexual orientations beyond the convention of being attracted to the opposite gender ([[Queer|non-heterosexual]] sexualities). |
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== History == |
== History == |
Latest revision as of 22:06, 7 February 2021
PoMSOGIESEC stands for People of Marginalized Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & Sex Characteristics. It refers to people in the spectrum of Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & Sex Characteristics who experience social marginalization and discrimination. In other terms, this is an umbrella phrase to refer those who are intersex, have a gender identity that does not match to what was assigned at birth (non-cisgender identities) and those sexual orientations beyond the convention of being attracted to the opposite gender (non-heterosexual sexualities).
History
The term emerged in Nepal in 2019, in replacement of abbreviations like LGBT, LGBTI, LGBTIQ+, etc.[1]