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2. Utopia (website) - Wikipedia

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   Utopia was a founding sponsor of the first Bangkok Gay Festival in 1999, the first Pattaya Gay Festival in 2001, and also sponsored the annual Phuket Gay Festival. The annual Utopia Awards was established in 2000 to give special recognition to gay and lesbian pioneers in Asia and other worthy groups and individuals who have made outstanding ...

3. LGBTQ people in Thailand - Wikipedia

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   In 2017, Bangkok was named the second-most gay-friendly city in Asia by online housing platform Nestpick, due to its LGBT dating scene, nightlife, openness and safety. [5] The Tourism Authority of Thailand has launched a global project entitled "Go Thai Be Free", [ 6 ] to encourage LGBTQ+ tourists from around the world and raise its ...

4. Same-sex marriage in Thailand - Wikipedia

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   In May 1928, Thai media reported the story of a marriage between two women in Bangkok. One of the spouses was shot dead a month later. [35] In September 2011, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) and the Sexual Diversity Network proposed draft legislation on same-sex marriage and called on the Thai Government to support its legalisation.

5. LGBTQ rights in Thailand - Wikipedia

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   A sign reading "สมรสเท่าเทียม" (Thai for "equal marriage"; a recurring slogan calling for same-sex marriage legalisation in Thailand) at Bangkok Pride 2022. Thailand began performing and recognizing same-sex marriages on 23 January 2025. [23] [24] Thai opinion polls have consistently favoured legal recognition of same ...

6. Khlong Toei district - Wikipedia

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   The Khlong Toei slum, south of the expressway and north of the port, is the largest and oldest slum of Bangkok. It houses some 100,000 people on about one square mile (260 ha) of land owned by the Port Authority. [6] Metropolitan Electricity Authority; The Customs Department; PAT Stadium off Sunthon Kosa Road. Port Authority of Thailand and ...

7. Free Thai Movement - Wikipedia

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   The Free Thai Movement (Thai: เสรีไทย, RTGS: Seri Thai, pronounced [sěː.rīː tʰāj]) was a Thai underground resistance movement against the Empire of Japan during the Second World War. The Free Thai Movement were an important source of military intelligence for the Allies in the region.