Around 78,000 people took part in the 13th Taiwan LGBT Pride event, with supporters waving rainbow flags and handmade placards calling for marriage equality as they circled downtown Taipei.
Many hoped presidential elections next year bring to power a pro-gay government that will legalise same-sex marriage.
In 2013 the DPP introduced a gay marriage bill to the legislative Yuan but it has been shelved due to lack of support from the ruling Kuomintang party.
First held in 2003 with a few hundred people, Taiwan LGBT Pride has grown to become the biggest Gay Pride parade in Asia.
The theme of this year's parade was "no age limit"
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Pro-equality please. Or does everything need to be labelled and kept in it's box?!
once everyone is accepted all the labelling will stop.
Every gender?
You can eat off a chair and sit on a table all you like. Even refer to them both as furniture, but they will always be tables and chairs.
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