Taiwán permite a las parejas homosexuales casarse

On a historic day, Taiwan became the first place in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage. Many couples rushed to register their marriages, marking a significant milestone for LGBT rights in the region. The decision followed years of activism and legislative efforts. Personal stories highlighted the joy and challenges faced by the LGBT community, with hopes that this event would inspire others. The Ministry of the Interior anticipated around 300 registrations on the first day, with widespread media coverage capturing the momentous occasion.

What significant event took place in Taiwan regarding same-sex marriage?

• Taiwan restricted same-sex marriage to certain regions.

• Taiwan held a referendum on same-sex marriage.

• Taiwan became the first in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage.

• Taiwan banned same-sex marriage.

What did Chow Suan express about his marriage?

• He regretted the decision.

• He felt fortunate to be able to marry.

• He was indifferent about it.

• He felt it was a mistake.

What challenge did Christine Wang mention about being part of the LGBT community?

• Finding a partner.

• Coming out of the closet.

• Facing discrimination at work.

• Getting legal recognition.

How many same-sex couples were expected to register on the first day according to the Ministry of the Interior?

• 400 couples

• 300 couples

• 200 couples

• 100 couples

Which organization provided the report on the legalization of same-sex marriage in Taiwan?

• BBC

• Associated Press

• Reuters

• CNN