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23 Jul 2019

High school in Taiwan allows boys to wear skirts

Taiwan’s ministry of education welcomed the news.

A high school in Taiwan’s capital has become the first in the country to officially allow boys to wear skirts. After democratic consultations and a week-long trial, Banqiao Senior High School will implement the new uniform policy in the next academic year. A ministry of education spokesperson welcomed the decision, according to Taiwan News.

A school official reportedly said the length of skirts allowed caused more heated debate than whether they should be allowed or not. The new guidelines state they must be no higher than 10cm above the knee. People often refer to Taiwan as the best place to be LGBT in Asia.
In 2004, it implemented the Gender Equity Education Act, which teaches LGBT anti-discrimination and LGBT sex education, and in May, Taiwan became the first in Asia to allow same-sex couples to marry.

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1. 2019-07-23 19:05  
Yay, more news source :)
2. 2019-07-24 10:04  
Well spotted. I think fridae usually backs up the Gay Star News reports from Taiwan with a second Taipei Times report. The site used to back up Singapore or Malay items with links to media in those countries. That has all but dried up. I also cannot recall any recent examples of Hong Kong news being backed up by South China Morning Post links or Philippine articles from the Manila Times or other Filipino English links. If someone on the fridae staff spent just one minute checking google for each news item, he//she would find more possible links. But then there is no editor here any more!

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