Since the legalization of same-sex marriage in May 2019, Taiwan has made strides to cement its reputation as a regional leader on LGBTQ+ rights, notably through subsequent reforms to the legal frameworks protecting same-sex couples. In terms of public attitudes towards the LGBTQ+ community, a new survey released by the Taiwan Equality Campaign (彩虹平權大平台) revealed that support for same-sex marriage in 2026 remains unchanged from the previous year, at 54.3 percent; while other surveyed categories, including adoption, transnational same-sex marriage, and gender equality education, saw remarkable increase in public support.Read More
Challenges Threatening Taiwan’s LGBTQ+ Rights Progress
