Thailand: Nation To Become First To Legalize Same-Sex Marriage In Southeast Asia
A marriage equality bill in Thailand passed the final hurdle after its Senate voted in favor of same-sex union on Tuesday, June 18, making the nation the first in Southeast Asia to legalize a similar law.
The bill still requires a final signature from the king before marriage equality can take effect in Thailand, but this process is considered a formality. The law will then come into effect 120 days after it is published in the royal gazette.
This footage taken in a room at the Parliament House in Bangkok shows supporters celebrating when the final vote result came in.
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- 2024/6/18 22:33:09
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2024 at 14:52h, Thailand
Video Recording Date/Time: June 18, NOTE: Some faces blurred per owner request
Video Location: Parliament House, Bangkok
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