The law became legal today, making Thailand the first Southeast Asian nation to allow same-sex weddings. In Asia, Taiwan and Nepal are the only other countries that have legalized marriage equality.

Thursday, January 23 marks a major milestone for LGBTQ+ people in Thailand – as same sex marriage will finally become legal.

Thailand's LGBTQ community and supporters are celebrating the passage of a bill that paves the way for same-sex marriage. The country is set to become the first in Southeast Asia to legalize ...

The BBC spoke to LGBTQ couples in Thailand who wed in a mass ceremony on the same day that the country legalised same-sex marriage. More than 100 couples got married at Siam Paragon, a luxury mall ...

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And Thailand, along with Taiwan and Nepal, is "an outlier" in Asia for having legalised same-sex marriage. "Few other countries in the region are likely to follow suit." From our morning news ...

Five high courts have ruled as unconstitutional provisions of the Civil Law and Family Register Law that do not allow same-sex marriage. There are instances when the rights of a minority may not ...