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Thailand's landmark marriage equality law takes effect
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Thailand has become the first country in Southeast Asia to legalize same-sex marriage, with a new marriage law set to take effect on Thursday. This landmark legislation marks a significant milestone for the LGBTQ+ community, following the Buddhist beliefs of 90% of Thais that do not prohibit LGBT lifestyles. Hundreds of same-sex couples are expected to get married as a result of this new law.
Recently a country's leader said that there were only two genders, but I think we are more open-minded than that.
From now on, there will no longer be a 'man' and a 'woman', but 'individual' and 'individual' who are equal 'spouses'. I congratulate you wholeheartedly on your love.
This demonstrates that Thailand is ready to embrace diversity and accept love in all its forms. Today shows that our country is open and accepting.
Today, the rainbow flag is proudly flying over Thailand.
Whether male, female or non-binary, people should have the right to identify as they wish.
This marriage equality law marks the beginning of Thai society's greater awareness of gender diversity, and our embrace of everyone regardless of sexual orientation, race, or religion- our affirmation that everyone is entitled to equal rights and dignity.
When the marriage equality bill was discussed in public, some would say: 'They [same-sex couples] just want to love each other, leave them be,'
Some people are against allowing the LGBTQ community the option to amend gender markers due to entrenched fears of (gender) identity falsification.
There's a misconception that trans people are fully embraced in Thailand, but there's still a lot of work to be done.
This could be a model for the world because we now have Thailand as a model. There is true marriage equality in Thailand.
The kind of LGBTQ+ colleague you might have in the office, or your LGBTQ+ neighbour. This really helped change perceptions and values in all generations.
Muslims report the lowest support for same-sex marriage of any religious group in any place surveyed.
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sources
- 1.CNN
- 2.DW News
- 3.BBC
- 4.The Times of India
- 5.The Times
- 6.The Washington Post
- 7.ABC News (Australia)
- 8.France 24
- 9.Le Monde
- 10.The New York Times
- 11.Al Jazeera
- 12.ABC News
perspectives
countries
- 1.Brazil
- 2.China
- 3.Indonesia
- 4.Japan
- 5.Myanmar
- 6.Malaysia
- 7.Netherlands
- 8.Nepal
- 9.Philippines
- 10.Singapore
- 11.Thailand
- 12.Taiwan, Province of China
organizations
- 1.Pheu Thai Party
- 2.Pew Research Center
- 3.Fortify Rights
- 4.Asia Pacific Transgender Network
- 5.Foundation of Transgender Alliance for Human Rights
- 6.Future Forward
- 7.Rainbow Families Greece
- 8.Rainbow Sky Association of Thailand
- 9.Thammasat University Hospital
- 10.United Nations
- 11.World Economic Forum
persons
- 1.Paetongtarn Shinawatra
- 2.King Maha Vajiralongkorn
- 3.Maria Syrengela
- 4.Mookdapa Yangyuenpradorn
- 5.Apiwat Apiwatsayree
- 6.Kwankaow Koosakulnirund
- 7.Natnicha "Nung" Somparn
- 8.Sappanyoo Panatkool
- 9.Hua Boonyapisomparn
- 10.Kittinun Daramadhaj
- 11.Lauren Day
- 12.Srettha Thavisin