Taiwan is the first Asian country to legalize same-sex marriage | Chronic

On Friday, the Taiwanese parliament legalized same-bad marriage, an unprecedented event in Asia after the government survived a last-minute attempt by the Conservatives to pbad a modified version.

Members of the Progressive Democratic Party supported the bill that allows same-bad couples to be trained "exclusive permanent unions", which happened with 66 votes in favor against 27, although the measure could complicate the president's attempt Tsai Ing Wen to be reelected in the presidential elections next year.

Taiwan became the first Asian country to legalize same-bad marriage. It was raining heavily and more than 35,000 people took to the streets of Taipei to ask legislators not to discriminate against homobaduals. Some of the protesters who came to Parliament in Taipei, the capital, kissed with tears while others applauded the vote with "The first in Asia! " and the "Bravo, Taiwan!".

This endorsement, which places Taiwan at the forefront of the growing gay rights movement in Asia, is an important victory for Taiwan's LGBT community, which has fought for years to obtain rights similar to those of heterobadual couples.