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The Asian Network of A-Spec Queer Activists (ANOAQA) is an online platform dedicated to amplifying Aro-Ace queer narratives, highlighting diverse queer artistic expressions, and publishing insightful articles aimed at fostering A-Spec awareness and sensibility among Asian youth. It seeks to be a comprehensive resource on issues affecting asexual and aromantic queer communities across Asia, including addressing hate crimes and discrimination.
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