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Gay Marriage

Obituary to knowledge: Namibia high court sets fire to justice
Opinion
/ 22 April 2021

Obituary to knowledge: Namibia high court sets fire to justice

The court’s judgment not to allow a father to bring his children home is a travesty

By Michael Smolinsky
The Constitutional Court’s spanking judgment does not pander to public opinion
Article
/ 20 September 2019

The Constitutional Court’s spanking judgment does not pander to public opinion

"We have a painful and shameful history of widespread and institutionalised violence."

By Franny Rabkin
Australia same-sex marriage vote faces legal challenge
Article
/ 5 September 2017

Australia same-sex marriage vote faces legal challenge

Same-sex marriage advocates have launched legal action against a controversial government plan for a postal vote on the issue.

By Martin Parry
​Home affairs minister rejects call to amend discriminatory same-sex law
Article
/ 18 July 2017

​Home affairs minister rejects call to amend discriminatory same-sex law

Officials who refuse to marry queer people should put their jobs before their beliefs, say activists.

By Carl Collison
Less than a third of home affairs officials are willing to marry same-sex couples
Article
/ 15 September 2016

Less than a third of home affairs officials are willing to marry same-sex couples

Religious freedom, at times masking discrimination, is used too often to trump others’ right to marry.

By Carl Collison
Toast our Olympic Amazons with gay abandon as they are the real winners
Article
/ 26 August 2016

Toast our Olympic Amazons with gay abandon as they are the real winners

In a country where homosexuals are routinely subjected to violence in various forms, let’s remember that it was two gay women making the nation proud.

By Staff Reporter
Gay poll: Irish could go either way
Article
/ 16 April 2015

Gay poll: Irish could go either way

Surveys favour a yes vote in the referendum but activists fear the public may yet spring a shock defeat.

By Henry McDonald
Uganda: Life in prison for ‘gay acts’
Africa
/ 20 December 2013

Uganda: Life in prison for ‘gay acts’

Uganda has passed a law that makes some gay acts punishable by life in prison, says a spokesperson for the legislature.

By Reuters
Gay marriages to be allowed in England, Wales from March
Article
/ 10 December 2013

Gay marriages to be allowed in England, Wales from March

Same-sex marriages in England and Wales can be held from March 29 next year, announced Britain’s equalities minister Maria Miller.

By Staff Reporter
Philippine churches stay anti-abortion, anti-gay marriage, despite Pope
Article
/ 24 September 2013

Philippine churches stay anti-abortion, anti-gay marriage, despite Pope

Philippine Catholic leaders are standing firm against contraception, abortion and gay marriage despite Pope Francis’ comments urging a change of tone.

By Staff Reporter
Gay couples wed as equality arrives in New Zealand
Article
/ 19 August 2013

Gay couples wed as equality arrives in New Zealand

Same-sex couples say "I do" as New Zealand becomes the first Asia-Pacific country – and only the 14th in the world – to legalise gay marriage.

By Neil Sands
Obama applauds US Supreme Court verdict on gay marriage
Article
/ 26 June 2013

Obama applauds US Supreme Court verdict on gay marriage

US President Barack Obama has applauded a US Supreme Court decision on Wednesday that made married gay men and women eligible for federal benefits.

By Reuters
Vincent and Bruno say ‘I do’ in France’s first gay marriage
Article
/ 30 May 2013

Vincent and Bruno say ‘I do’ in France’s first gay marriage

Vincent Autin and Bruno Boileau have said "I do" at an emotional ceremony celebrating France’s first official gay marriage after months of protests.

By Remy Zaka
France’s first gay marriage to go ahead
Article
/ 28 May 2013

France’s first gay marriage to go ahead

Despite opposition and protests from right-wing groups, France’s first gay marriage will go ahead as planned.

By Remy Zaka
Hollande approves gay marriage Bill
Article
/ 18 May 2013

Hollande approves gay marriage Bill

France’s President Francois Hollande has signed into law a Bill allowing same-sex marriage, making France the 14th country to legalise gay weddings.

By Reuters
France to finally give gay marriage Bill the go-ahead
Article
/ 23 April 2013

France to finally give gay marriage Bill the go-ahead

France’s Parliament will approve a Bill to legalise gay marriage after weeks of protests that have shown no sign of abating in the run-up to the vote.

By Angus MacKinnon
Attacks on homosexuals on the rise in France
Article
/ 11 April 2013

Attacks on homosexuals on the rise in France

France’s gay rights activists have reported that verbal and physical assaults on gays have surged amid debate over a Bill allowing same-sex marriage.

By Marianne Barriaux
US cautious about rushed verdict on gay marriage
Article
/ 27 March 2013

US cautious about rushed verdict on gay marriage

The US Supreme Court has tread cautiously as it considers gay marriage, with justices appearing hesitant to deliver a sweeping historic verdict.

By Staff Reporter
Obama wants gay marriage ban overturned
Article
/ 1 March 2013

Obama wants gay marriage ban overturned

The Obama administration wants the Supreme Court to overturn California’s ban on gay marriages.

By Sapa Ap
Gay marriage debate finally faces France’s parliament
Article
/ 29 January 2013

Gay marriage debate finally faces France’s parliament

Proposals to allow gay couples to marry and adopt children has gone before France’s parliament, after months of debate that has split the country.

By Sapa Afp
Paris: Protesters rally against gay marriage
Article
/ 13 January 2013

Paris: Protesters rally against gay marriage

Tens of thousands of protesters flooded the streets of Paris in protest at government plans to legalise gay marriage and adoption.

By Sapa Afp
Vatican editorial criticises same-sex family structure
Article
/ 13 January 2013

Vatican editorial criticises same-sex family structure

The Vatican stressed that children should be raised by a father and mother after Italy’s top appeals court granted a gay mother custody of her son.

By Catherine Hornby
Gay marriage legalised in Maine, USA
Article
/ 29 December 2012

Gay marriage legalised in Maine, USA

Gay couples in Maine have queued outside the Portland City Hall to receive their marriage licenses at the stroke of midnight, writes David Sharp.

By David Sharp
Illinois lawmakers hope to legalise gay marriage
Article
/ 14 December 2012

Illinois lawmakers hope to legalise gay marriage

Two Illinois lawmakers said they will seek to legalise same-sex marriage when the General Assembly reconvenes early next year.

By John Oconnor
Washington’s gay marriage law brings hundreds to the altar
Article
/ 10 December 2012

Washington’s gay marriage law brings hundreds to the altar

Washington’s marriage law has kicked in and more than 800 couples state-wide have received marriage licenses on the first day.

By Sapa Afp
Anglican stance on same-sex marriage ‘morally contemptible’
Article
/ 15 August 2012

Anglican stance on same-sex marriage ‘morally contemptible’

Jeffrey John, the dean of St Albans, has accused the Archbishop of Canterbury of hardening the Church of England’s attitude to gay marriage.

By Guardian Reporter
How Obama’s gay marriage statement changes the presidential race
Article
/ 13 May 2012

How Obama’s gay marriage statement changes the presidential race

President Obama’s statement on gay marriage could be decisive in bringing energy to his re-election campaign.

By Paul Harris
Australia’s Roxon says she would vote for gay marriage
Article
/ 12 May 2012

Australia’s Roxon says she would vote for gay marriage

Australian Attorney-General Nicola Roxon said she would vote for gay marriage when the chance came later and the "time is coming" for change.

By Sapa Afp
No image available
Article
/ 12 May 2012

Australia’s Roxon says she would vote for gay marriage

Australian Attorney-General Nicola Roxon she would vote for gay marriage when the chance came later this year and the "time is coming" for change.

By Sapa Afp
Obama talks gay rights at Clooney fundraiser
Article
/ 11 May 2012

Obama talks gay rights at Clooney fundraiser

Barack Obama called his endorsement of same-sex marriage a "logical extension" of his vision for the US during a fundraiser at George Clooney’s home.

By Jeff Mason
Gay rights – proud, but vigilant
Article
/ 10 May 2012

Gay rights – proud, but vigilant

It is cause for real concern when the National House of Traditional Leaders proposes that protection of gay rights be removed from the Constitution.

By The Editorial
No image available
Article
/ 3 March 2012

Archie gay marriage comic sells out in face of boycott call

Despite attempts by a conservative US mothers’ group to have it pulled, the new Archie comic, which features a gay marriage, has just sold out.

By Staff Reporter
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