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In page LGBTQ rights in South Korea:

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Daegu has been holding annual pride marches since 2009, and Busan held its first pride event on 23 September 2017. In 2018, during the second gay pride in Busan, some 2,000 police officials were deployed to keep the event violence-free, and to protect the event's 15,000 attendees from violent anti-gay protesters.[14] Gwangju and Jeju also held their first LGBTQ events in 2017.[citation needed] Gwangju's was a counter-protest to an anti-LGBTQ rally. The city organised its first official pride event the following year. Other cities, including Incheon and Jeonju, held their first pride events in 2018.[15]