#ILoveGay

The two-day event, open to all members of the community, attracted 33 riders who rode 130km along the northern coast of Taiwan.

More than a year after same-sex marriage was legalized in Taiwan, artists say the law has had a wider impact on the island's LGBTQ community.

Hundreds joined a march in Taipei, making it one of the few places in the world to proceed with such an event during the coronavirus pandemic.

Taiwan on Sunday marked the one-year anniversary of legalising same-sex marriage, as gay couples and rights groups called for full recognition of unions involving foreigners. Rights groups estimated at least 1,000 international same-sex couples are waiting for their unions to be recognised in Taiwan.

Taiwan's gay marriage law still contains restrictions not faced by heterosexual couples

This series from the latest issue of Banana magazine shines a light onto a flourishing, colourful corner of Asia’s drag community

Renowned Singaporean photographer Leslie Kee has photographed nearly 200 LGBT couples and individuals for a series of black-and-white stills called “Out in Taiwan.” The 14-hour marathon photo shoot featured a host of Taiwanese LGBT figures from veteran activist Chi Chia-wei to drag queens. When asked why he shoots in black and white, Kee said: “It’s a symbol of …

Taiwan will hold a public vote on whether the island's civil law should recognise same-sex marriage, two election officials told Reuters on Tuesday, reviving a debate over whether a separate law should be enacted for civil unions between gay couples.

Event is first since Taiwan ruled in favour of gay marriage but some activists are frustrated by slow progress of legalisation

An LGBTQ art exhibition billed as the first of its kind in Asia opened in Taiwan on Saturday, just months after the island's top court ruled in favour of gay marriage. A papercutting depicting two men having sex on a train and life-size charcoal sketches of naked homosexual couples embracing are

Two female soldiers and their civilian partners are due to take part in this year’s ceremony

Taiwan's capital, Taipei, was one of the few places in the world to proceed with a parade celebrating pride due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Taipei plans to boost its status as an LGBT tourist destination once the COVID-19 pandemic has lifted by offering commemorative certificates to same-sex couples visiting from abroad, the city’s Department of Civil Affairs (DCA) said Wednesday.

"I think some of those horror or sci-fi or LGBT projects will find their way to Taiwan,” says Jay Lin, CEO of Taipei-based Portico Media, which runs GagaOOLala, Asia’s first OTT streamer for LGBTQ content.

Beaming in the bright sunshine, Amber Wang took the hand of her new wife, Kristin Huang, on the steps of the Xinyi District office in Taipei, Friday, making history as one of the first same-sex couples to marry in Asia.

An estimated 100,000 people have rallied for equality in Taiwan as the country prepares for a referendum on same-sex marriage this weekend.

As China tries to get the Taiwan flag banned from the Gay Games in Paris, why Taiwan is Asia’s most LGBT-friendly destination and the gay Games should acknowledge this.

There are 25 countries in the world where same-sex couples can get married. Taiwan is not yet one.