A gay pride march in Taipei on October 27, less than a month before Taiwanese voters in a referendum rejected the legalisation of same-sex marriage. Photo: EPA A gay pride march in Taipei on October 27, less than a month before Taiwanese voters in a referendum rejected the legalisation of same-sex marriage. Photo: EPA
A gay pride march in Taipei on October 27, less than a month before Taiwanese voters in a referendum rejected the legalisation of same-sex marriage. Photo: EPA
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Letters | Hong Kong voices calling for LGBT rights must not grow fainter at setbacks

  • The world has evolved in all sorts of ways, yet the concept of human rights relating to sexuality has mostly remained unchanged for centuries
  • What gives rise to hope is the fact that most young people recognise homosexuality as a natural human tendency

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Updated: 4:03pm, 15 Dec, 2018

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A gay pride march in Taipei on October 27, less than a month before Taiwanese voters in a referendum rejected the legalisation of same-sex marriage. Photo: EPA A gay pride march in Taipei on October 27, less than a month before Taiwanese voters in a referendum rejected the legalisation of same-sex marriage. Photo: EPA
A gay pride march in Taipei on October 27, less than a month before Taiwanese voters in a referendum rejected the legalisation of same-sex marriage. Photo: EPA
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