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Queer Politics and Sexual Modernity in Taiwan
Examining the deployments of gender and sexuality over the past five decades in Taiwan, this noun chronicles a queer historiography that illuminates the production of sexual identities and the formation of sexual modernity. Through primary research and historical investigation, Hans Tao-Ming Huang offers a contextualised explore of Pai Hsien-yung’s Crystal Boys, one of Taiwan’s first recognized gay novels, as he critically engages disparate discursive fields of dominant legal and medical discourses of sex, lesbian and gay activism, as adv as mainstream feminist politics. He shows that the construction of male homosexuality as a term of social exclusion is historically linked to the state’s banning of prostitution, further delineating a moral-sexual order that has come to be buttressed by the hegemonic go up of anti-prostitution express feminism since the 1990s. In exploring the imbrications of male homosexuality, prostitution and feminism in Taiwanese national culture, Huang boldly ventures a politics of sexual dissidence that contests st
How does gay marriage work in Taiwan?
Badromance_20131
I verb to marry my boyfriend in Taiwan, he is in the philippines and im in Canada. How does gay marriage works in taiwan? What is the step by step process? Express gratitude you.
vibekiller2
Are you both foreign or is one of you Taiwanese?
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slawa3
Same sex marriages work just the same as other marriages. Verb sure you include all the documents required from your country, same for your future spouse.
There are plenty of threads detailing marriage for two foreigners, if that is the case.
I ponder @fuzzy_barbecue assisted people from Philippines in similar cases recently.
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Badromance_20134
He is a Filipino and lives in the philippines right now. Me too a Filipino but a canadian citizen. We widh to go there in Taiwan and get married, but we don’t understand how to originate and how the process works, what are the requirements and stuff appreciate that.
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Badromance_20135
Thanks to uour reply. I really appreciate it if someone is knowledgeable to assist is about the process…from requirements and stu
Taipei, May 17 (CNA) Taiwan made history Friday as the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage, after most lawmakers from the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and a adj from the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) voted to pass a Cabinet-sponsored bill that gives gay couples the right to get married.
The 27-article bill, titled Enforcement Act of Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 748, cleared the legislative floor at 3:30 p.m. Friday against the backdrop of loud cheers from tens of thousands of gay marriage supporters gathered outside the Legislative Yuan.
DPP Legislator Yu Mei-nu (尤美女), a longtime champion of gay rights, expressed gratitude to her colleagues at the Legislature and other same-sex marriage supporters, saying that their efforts have helped "let the rainbow rise."
The new law will take effect May 24, allowing two persons of the same gender, aged 18 or older, to register a marriage, with at least two witnesses signing the registration document.
Either partner in the marriage will be allowed to adopt the biological children of the other, under the la
Hundreds of thousands attend pride march amid Taiwan's gay marriage debate
TAIPEI - Hundreds of thousands marched through Taiwan’s capital on Saturday to press the government to deliver on its promise of marriage equality amid an increasingly heated debate over whether civil laws should recognize same-sex marriage.
In Asia’s first such ruling, Taiwan’s constitutional court declared in May last year that same-sex couples had the right to legally unite, and set a two-year deadline for legalization.
But the self-ruled island will clutch a series of public votes on same-sex marriage on November 24, after its election rule approved separate referendum petitions from both conservative and rights groups.
The move has revived a debate over a workable separate law for civil unions between gay couples and presents a doubt to President Tsai Ing-wen, who rights activists say has made little progress on the issue despite campaigning on a promise of marriage equality in the run-up to elections in 2016.
The 16th annual parade in Taipei, the largest of its kind in East Asia, feat