Thai Government Celebrates Passage Of Same-Sex Marriage Equality Law

Thai Government Celebrates Passage Of Same-Sex Marriage Equality Law

People are taking part in a celebration hosted by the Thai Government to celebrate the passage of Thailand's same-sex marriage equality bill by Parliament at the Thai Government House in Bangkok, Thailand, on June 18, 2024. A rainbow road is leading up to the Thai Government House on June 18, 2024. Thailand is enacting the same-sex marriage equality bill, making it the first in Southeast Asia to do so and third in Asia behind Nepal and Taiwan. Thailand is hoping to host World Pride 2030 in Bangkok. (Photo by Matt Hunt/NurPhoto)

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