While there are legal protections against discriminatory practices in the workplace in Taiwan, their enforcement could be improved, she said. Work is an important part of people’s lives, with some people spending more time with their colleagues than their family members, she said. A majority of people who participated in the survey (84.3 percent) work full-time and more than half (58.7 percent) were aged 26 to 35. Among the respondents, 74.5 percent identified as homosexual and 22.4 percent identified as bisexual, the groups said. They said that 42.4 percent of respondents identified as cisgender male, 48.6 percent identified as cisgender female and 7.7 percent identified as transgender men or women.

Source: Taipei Times May 05, 2020 15:56 UTC