Taiwan Argues Gay Marriage Law

The transcript discusses Taiwan's move to legalize same-sex marriage, making it the first in Asia to do so. Despite its progressive image, Taiwan faces significant societal opposition, influenced by traditional culture and Christian groups. The Constitutional Court ruled existing marriage laws unconstitutional, giving the government a deadline to enact new laws. The President, who previously supported LGBT rights, faces a political dilemma due to societal opposition, with potential impacts on her re-election.

In what ways have traditional values influenced the opposition to same-sex marriage in Taiwan?

What deadline was set for the government to implement laws legalizing same-sex unions?