Taichung Pride set out from Wenxin Forest Park just before 1.30pm on Saturday 14 November. About an hour later the marchers were back where they started, according to a Police Broadcasting Service traffic update. They had walked along Gongyi Road, Dongxing Road, Xiangshang Road and Huiwen Road. It was the first Taichung Pride march in several years.
On 19 September, the Taiwan GDi Association held its first briefing with this year’s volunteers. Finding hands to help had been one of the problems in previous years, along with finding the money. Even with volunteers back on board, the association was still asking for donations in its 27 September announcement.
The organisers called this year’s march “Coming Home”. In the announcement they talked about what it was like to find LGBTQ+-friendly support in central Taiwan, with services spread across the region. The organisers wanted marchers to see who was doing that work close to home. One group on the programme, the Taiwan Lourdes Association, had planned to bring its exhibition about living with HIV to the park.
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