Taiwan LGBT Pride 2022

Taiwan LGBT Pride 2022 Draws Estimated 120,000 Attendees on Twentieth Anniversary of Parade

Brian Hioe10/29/2022

Taiwan LGBT Pride 2022, the annual pride parade held in Taipei at the end of October on the same weekend as Halloween, took place today. It is estimated that 120,000 attended, despite intermittent rain during the course of the parade. This year was the 20th anniversary of the event...

EnglishGender/SexualityOctober 2022Social Movements6 min read

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