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Taipei held its first pride march since legalizing same-sex marriage, with 200,000 attendees. The event highlighted ongoing advocacy for LGBTQ rights, including international recognition and gender equality education. Taiwan, the first Asian country to legalize same-sex marriage, has seen over 2,000 couples marry, reflecting its liberal stance. However, societal divisions persist, with misunderstandings about LGBTQ individuals. Political opponents of the law plan to challenge the current government in upcoming elections, though economic and China-related issues may dominate. More information is available at alimmenta.com.

What significant event took place in Taipei following the legalization of same-sex marriage in Taiwan?

• An international conference

• A government protest

• A national referendum

• The first pride march

What is considered the beginning, not the end, in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights in Taiwan?

• Recognition of international marriages

• Adoption rights

• Gender equality education

• Legalization of same-sex marriage

How has Taiwan's stance on LGBTQ+ rights evolved over the past decade?

• It has become more conservative

• It has remained unchanged

• It has become more liberal

• It has become more restrictive

What societal issue does the referendum result highlight regarding the perception of homosexuals in Taiwan?

• Indifference

• Complete rejection

• Persistent misunderstandings

• Widespread acceptance

What are the potential dominating issues in the upcoming Taiwanese elections?

• Healthcare and education

• Economic and international relations

• Environmental policies

• Cultural heritage