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In Seoul, many enjoy the annual Queer Culture Festival, regardless of their sexual orientation, with nearly 150,000 enjoying last year’s 20th anniversary festival. During the festival, participants urged the government to improve LGBT rights.

An interesting article in The Conversation observes the PRC government’s policy of the “Three No’s” in relation to homosexuality: “no approval, no disapproval, and no promotion”.

Justice Anderson Chow Ka-ming said marriage is an issue of law, not a 'social’ one.

‘No homosexuals in Malaysia’, the country’s tourism minister reportedly claimed at Tourism Fair in Germany.

After a court ruling and public votes, the rights of same-sex couples are now in the hands of Taiwan’s lawmakers.

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Hundreds of eager runners hit the pavement to show their support for the LGBT Community and help end homophobia in sport by participating in Tokyo’s Rainbow Marathon.

However, it rejected a petition by a gay couple who wed overseas for their marriage to become recognised in Korea …

BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Luke Cassady-Dorion believed marriage was for “boring” straight people until he met the man he wanted to spend the rest of his life with - Tae. But Thailand, where they live, does not permit same-sex marriage. 

Since 2015, 11 local administrations have started offering limited recognition to same-sex couples