Thailand Embraces Equality: LGBTQ Couples Celebrate Marriage Rights
On Thursday, Thailand's Marriage Equality Act takes effect, granting LGBTQ couples the same rights as heterosexual couples
Thailand becomes the first Southeast Asian country and the third in Asia, after Taiwan and Nepal, to legalize same-sex marriage
On Thursday, 300 LGBTQ couples will marry in Bangkok as Thailand’s Marriage Equality Act takes effect, granting equal legal rights
The law grants LGBTQ couples equal rights in assets, taxes, and inheritance. Many couples, even in long-term relationships, are thrilled with the change
Kullayahnut Akkharasretthabudh views the law as proof of equal rights, while Patherine Khunnares and Vivian Chullamon seek legal recognition for their family
Bangkok’s city government held workshops on gender diversity and communication for marriage registration, supported by the Interior Ministry
Bangkok Deputy Gov. Sanon Wangsrangboon called the workshops the "missing piece," stressing the need for officials' understanding