Stephen Carpenter and Eric Bourne became the first same-sex couple married in British Antarctic territory this past Sunday
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Stephen Carpenter and Eric Bourne became the first same-sex couple married in British Antarctic territory this past Sunday
The bill’s sponsor claims the proposed law would provide an “alternative form of marriage” for people who oppose same-sex unions
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President Alejandro Giammattei says he will veto the bill after previously praising the abortion ban
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Ron and Lloyd Cameron-Lewis built a relationship the government wouldn’t recognize — until now
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Toronto gay couple who won the right to marriage in the island say this isn’t the end of the fight
Activists are cautiously optimistic that the Inter-American human rights decision could improve LGBT rights in nearly 20 countries