For all of Thailand's general tolerance of LGBT people, getting equal rights, including marriage, required a determined campaign to change attitudes in Thai officialdom and society. And attitudes ...

Hundreds of same-sex couples in Thailand tied the knot on Thursday as a landmark legislation took effect, making it the first nation in Southeast Asia to recognise marriage equality. Thailand’s ...

“We don’t think ten minutes will be enough to explain how we love the LGBT people and how we respond to them,” Chatchai said about the decision. Chatchai also wants the leadership of ...

Once signed into law by the King, Thailand will become the third Asian country to recognize same-sex marriage, after Taiwan and Nepal. Once the law is approved by the Senate and the King ...

"It has been a long fight full of tears for us." So said Ann "Waaddao" Chumaporn, the organiser of Bangkok Pride March, after Thailand finally began recognising same-sex marriages last week.

It's the largest country on the continent to pass an equal marriage law. Show more On Thursday, Thailand's long-awaited same-sex marriage law came into effect, with more than a thousand couples ...

Thailand is famously open to and accepting of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people "It has been a long fight full of tears for us." That is how Ann "Waaddao" Chumaporn describes the years that ...

Buddhist beliefs, followed by more than 90% of Thais, don't forbid LGBT lifestyles. Surely, then, equal marriage was inevitable. Except it wasn't. "It was not easy," says Ms Waaddao, who organises ...