Taiwan

Now the company’s president is publicly firing back at the author.

The court is the highest ruling body in the nation and its rulings “cannot be touched.”

Three U.S. anti-LGBTQ groups and $33 million in funding helped sway the outcome.

We help you understand what they’re voting on, whether it’s likely to pass and what will happen next.

The ballot initiatives could turn back the clock on LGBTQ rights in Taiwan.

The government is considering a law that could give same-sex couples some of the rights of straight couples.

A first-ever ruling in favor of same-sex marriage in Asia. A public caning in Indonesia. A soldier convicted in South Korea.

The ruling was greeted with applause where hundreds had gathered with rainbow flags and noisemakers emblazoned with slogans in favor of gay marriage.

Rainbow balloons and a park full of random strangers were involved.

As the top court in Taiwan hears a gay rights case, a video about a father and his lesbian daughter goes viral.