Taiwan is lively! lgbtq group Don’t fear the rain to celebrate the “Pride Parade” for the first time in 2 years.
LGBTQ “LGBTQ” tens of thousands of people in Taiwan Don’t worry about the pouring rain Come together to participate in the Pride Parade in Taipei, the capital of Taiwan. It was held for the first time after Taiwan completely reopened its borders since closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Taipei Pride Parade came to life on Saturday (October 29), with protesters dressed in eye-catching costumes and decorated with the iconic rainbow flag. At the 20th Taiwan Pride Parade, organizers estimate that around 120,000 people attended the festivities.
Wolf Yang, a 40-year-old service industry worker who participated in the march, said: He is very excited to be part of this parade for the first time in two years.
Meanwhile, Max, a 35-year-old French citizen who first attended the celebration after moving to Taiwan last year, said he thought Taiwan would be proud of it. It is a very important thing to certify same-sex marriage and that Asia and the world must be proud of.
As many as 200,000 people attended the 2019 Pride Parade in Taiwan after Taiwan legalized same-sex marriage that year. Since then there have been at least 7,000 same-sex couples in Taiwan, although some restrictions apply by law to same-sex couples. that heterosexual couples don’t have to deal with
Currently, Taiwanese can only marry same-sex couples from around 30 countries and territories that already have same-sex marriage laws.
