Taiwan Pride 2022 Taiwan

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Taiwan Pride takes place from the 27th to the 30th October 2022.

Taiwan LGBT Pride, the biggest LGBT Pride in East Asia, organised by Taiwan Rainbow Civil Action Association.

First Taiwan LGBT Pride was held in 2003. Since 2004, Taiwan LGBT Pride was funded by Taiwan LGBT NGOs and gender groups. The mission is to organise LGBT Pride by Taiwan LGBT community every year. In 2008, the English official name has been changed to "Taiwan LGBT Pride Community". Until now, this annual event has become the biggest LGBT Pride in Asia.

Taiwan LGBT Pride festival is marked by tens of thousands of people parading through the city, plus numerous after-parties and special events, and hosts some top circuit parties with international DJs and stunning shows.

Parade:
Saturday the 29th, 2022 @ 2pm
Start: Taipei City Hall Square
End: Ketagalan Avenue
12:00 "Rainbow Market" officially opens
13:00 The first half of the show starts
14:00 Team departs
16:50 The second half of the show starts
19:00 Parade ends

Festival
Taipei City Hall Square, Saturday the 29th
This year's theme is "Unlimited. Sexuality - Deconstructing the Frame, Gender/Gender Unlimited", the English name is An Unlimited Future. Looking back on the past 20 years, the gay parade and even the entire gay movement are actually doing the deconstruction of the frame. Things - Deconstruct the framework imposed by various social expectations, liberate the oppression and inequality imposed by various social systems, and then take the right to answer.
But deconstructing the framework is not to remove everyone's identity, but to see the infinite and diverse possibilities, understand and respect everyone's differences, so that everyone can live the way they want without identifying themselves. Identity. Therefore, no matter what a person's identity is, or whether he is out of the closet or not, it does not affect how society sees him and treats him. This is the future we want.

After party
Several circuit parties take place during Taiwan Gay pride in Taipei.