Taiwan is on track to be the first Asian country or jurisdiction to allow same-sex marriage as the island's cabinet approved a draft bill legalizing such unions on Thursday.The draft will now proceed to the legislature for debate, with a vote being held on it by May 24.Hailing the approval as a "historic moment," Cabinet spokeswoman Kolas Yotaka quoted Premier Su Tseng-chang as saying that it took poor people, women and black people a long time to enjoy what they have today."Regardless of your sexual orientation or gender identity, we all live on this land and everybody deserves respect and…READ FULL ARTICLE