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Bangkok's Pride Parade, held under the theme "Born This Way," kicks off Pride Month celebrations in the capital. This year’s theme highlights the beauty of human diversity, embracing all forms of identity — including race, gender, sexual orientation, and beyond — and affirms that every individual holds inherent worth...

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[Update] Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra joined Bangkok's Pride Parade. Participation has grown significantly over the years, with more than 20,000 attendees in 2022, over 100,000 in 2023, and around 250,000 in 2024 — the year Parliament passed the marriage equality bill, which officially became law on January 23 this year. #Thailand #Bangkok #LGBT+ #PrideMonth #BangkokPrideParade #BangkokPrideParade2025

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Namping about pride, diversity, and equality 🐰: Namping with P’Keng today, as part of the younger generation who get to be here at the “Right to Love Celebration”, I feel that in today’s era, love has become much more diverse. Everyone has the right to love or not to love. We can choose to love anyone we want, or sometimes we may feel happy with ourselves and want to be on our own, we also have the right not to love anyone. There shouldn’t be pressure or expectations placed on one another. 🐰: Actually, I want everyone to look further than just love, beyond sexual orientation, and consider gender expression and gender identity, which are incredibly diverse. When we really look at it, that diversity is something beautiful that exists in our society today. I think both younger and older generations are trying to adjust and find common ground in being more open and accepting. The most important thing is that we learn to accept this diversity. 🐰: In an era where different forms of love, attraction, and preferences exist and are widely recognized, all we need to do is accept that diversity. Every form of love that exists, in my opinion, is good and has its own kind of beauty and cuteness. But it would be even better if those forms of love were embraced with equal basic rights. 🐰: For example, on June 18, when the marriage equality bill enters parliament, I hope that the diverse love in our society will be protected and supported by laws that allow all of us - people of every gender, to access true equality. I hope those forms of love can lead us toward a better future and a better society together. — this boy will go places, he’s just too good 🤍 #KengNamping #nampingster

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Respecting local queer voices matters: The LGBTQ+ community in Thailand has explicitly stated that corporations should not co-opt or use Pride parades to sell "ships" or promote fictional series. Many LGBTQ+ activists in Thailand have emphasized that Pride is first and foremost a space for queer people, visibility, community, and human rights. Some have also criticized the commercialization of Pride and the use of LGBTQ+ identities purely as a marketing tool, often referred to as “rainbow washing.” Pride should not lose its original purpose in favor of corporate promotion. Celebrating real history, not fictional ships: This year's Bangkok Pride, under the theme "Patch the World with Pride," is deeply significant. It marks over a full year since Thailand legally enacted historic marriage equality, becoming the first country in Southeast Asia to do so. Thousands of real couples have formalised their unions. Pride is about celebrating this monumental human rights victory and building momentum to host WorldPride 2030 in Bangkok. It is not an agency competition or a corporate contest to see who can parade the most actors. When artists attend, many choose to do so privately or are invited individually as genuine advocates, supporting the community in diverse ways throughout the year. Extremely packed summer schedules: June is peak event season in Thailand. Many main couples are completely booked with intense rehearsals for major summer concerts, fan meetings, brand events, filming schedules, and international commitments overlapping. Pride Month in Thailand includes events throughout the entire month of June, not just one parade, and different artists join different activities depending on their availability. Posts like this show exactly why I refuse to follow your page. It is a terrible, out-of-touch take and lazy reporting. Turning Pride into a corporate competition and framing it as "who has the balls" to send couples completely misses the point. As a news page, you have a responsibility to inform, not to inflame and spark drama for engagement. Instead of researching schedule overlaps, cultural context, or listening to what the local Thai LGBTQ+ community actually wants, you choose to publish selective narratives. Not every absence is a scandal. Not every corporate decision is a slight against fans. Pride is a space for human rights, not a fandom battleground. When your coverage prioritizes clicks and fanwars over accuracy, it stops being journalism and becomes the amplification of misinformation. If you want credibility, do the research first, understand the local political significance of Thai Pride, and verify your context. Being first to tweet means nothing if your take is completely wrong.

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