EU recognizes same-sex marriage immigration rights
The highest court of the European Union has ruled that all countries must recognize same-sex married couples for the purposes of immigration. [New York Times]
Bermuda court rules for equal marriage, again
Less than a week after the Bermuda government passed a law to repeal same-sex marriage, the Supreme Court struck down the law and returned equal marriage to the territory. [Royal Gazette]
Cake case aftermath
After the US Supreme Court ruled in favour of a Colorado baker who refused to bake a cake for a gay couple, LGBT groups are divided between disappointment by the defeat and relief at the limited ruling. [NBC]
A kiss against Trump
Maryland gubernatorial candidate Rich Madaleno may be the first US candidate to feature a gay kiss in a political ad, kissing his husband as the “number one way to piss off Donald Trump.” [USA Today]
Brazilian Anglicans approve same-sex marriage
In the international struggle over the future of the Anglican church, Brazil has taken a side, approving same-sex marriages within the Anglican synod. [Episcopal News Service]
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