Thailand’s Cabinet approves a marriage equality bill to grant same-sex couples equal rights
- Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin announced that a draft bill allowing same-sex marriage will be proposed to Parliament in December.
- Thailand's LGBTQ community faces discrimination despite being open and visible, but the new government aims to pass a marriage equality bill.
- If the draft law is approved by Parliament and endorsed by King Maha Vajiralongkorn, Thailand will become the third Asian country to legalize same-sex marriage after Taiwan and Nepal.
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Thailand’s cabinet approves marriage bill to grant same-sex couples equal rights
An amendment to the civil code will change “men and women” and “husband and wife” to “individuals” and “marriage partners” for same-sex couples to receive the same rights heterosexual couples receive.
Thailand's Cabinet approves a marriage equality bill to grant same-sex couples equal rights
Thailand's Cabinet approves amendment to civil code to allow same-sex marriage, with draft expected to be submitted to Parliament in Dec. If passed, Thailand will become 3rd in Asia to recognize same-sex marriage.
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Thailand’s Prime Minister announced that his Cabinet has approved a bill on marriage equality and expect it to be debated in parliament next month, moving the country one step closer to potentially becoming the first in Southeast Asia to legalize same-sex marriage. A government spokesperson said at a press briefing in Bangkok on Tuesday that the proposed amendment to the Civil and Commercial Code would replace terms like “men and women” or “husb…
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