Obasang Alliance Announces First Wave of Candidates|婆婆媽媽組"歐巴桑聯盟" 全台拚參選

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Taiwan is holding local elections at the end of the year. On May 11, the Obasang Alliance, a group of mothers concerned about politics, announced it will field candidates in all city and county council elections. It hopes to attract voters through a platform that includes parent-child education, a sound childbirth system and gay rights.


A group of mothers concerned about Taiwan's political development chant slogans. They are members of the Obasang Alliance, which announced on May 11 that it will field candidates in all the city and county council elections at year-end. The alliance was formed at the end of last year. Its members advocate parent-child education and a sound childbirth and child-rearing system, as well as other issues. The alliance announced its first wave of nominees, none of whom are politicians.

We can see that the government's ideas mostly have to do with compensatory subsidies, such as subsidies for kindergarten tuition. That is the most basic type, and lacks the most foresight. These types of measures are unable to take care of us.

Some of the candidates are gay parents, and they support gay marriage and gender equity in education.
 
I want everyone to know that same-sex families are no different than other families. Same-sex parents can take of their two children as well as other parents, and we can also have very close parent-child relationships.

We directly express our opinions on various issues, such as gay rights, gay education or the death penalty. We are using the simplest beliefs to participate in politics.

The candidates wore clothing that expressed their identities or occupations. They also put on handmade denim vests donated by supporters that represent the voices of the common people. The alliance says its election campaign will be different, and will focus on the issues that the common people care about most.
 
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