LGBTQ RIGHTS / Taiwanese-Japanese couple wins cross-national gay marriage lawsuit
07/21/2022 04:22 PM
The Taipei High Administrative Court on Thursday ruled that a Taiwanese national and his Japanese partner should not have been prevented from registering their same-sex marriage with a local household registration office.
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