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I'm really interested how things are changing all over the world and it would be great to hear from you guys (considering how many gay guys we have on tennis forum :p ) how your countries deal with all those issues :) It seems like French parliament will approve gay marriage bill in a few days + Same Sex Marriage Bill was introduced to the British Parliament this month (and I think all of the biggest UK parties are in favour) so it looks like we may have 3 (as Finland is also going through the legalization process) more countries in EU with same-sex marriage :) From other parts of the world - New Zealand and Uruguay are probably going to pass their bills this year :D
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This picture sums it up for Singapore. (377a is the law outlawing homosexual acts between men.)
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France has just voted the main article (article 1) of the gay marriage law. ;)
So now, it's just a matter of time and all. Gay people will be able to get married to their partners in march and to adopt kids. |
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Chile: Last year congress passed the anti discrimination law and the president introduced a bill allowing couples to have civil unions including same sex couples it is being discussed but since this is an election year it will probably pass (or not) in the upcoming years.
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for my country - Poland - there's a furious debate right now because parliament rejected very narrowly the bill legalizing civil unions. Also our transsexual MP is very likely to become deputy speaker of parliament in a few days :) but still we are one of the least tolerant nations in EU - only around 5% of the population support adoption rights for gay couples and 27% are in favour of same-sex marriage. |
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David Cameron is pushing for gay marriage in the UK. According to an article I read last week it could discussed/voted on as soon as February 5, but I'm not sure as to the viability of that.
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seems like it's going to be an easy process in the UK as Labour Party, LibDems and majority of Conservatives are in favour of the bill :)
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Gay marriage is 'in talks' in New Zealand I know that much :).
Gays can adopt in New Zealand but gay couples can't :scratch:. I haven't heard of any talks about that |
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It's pretty bad in Serbia. Last year the Gay pride march was banned. Serbian police basically admitted that they were incapable of preventing incidents, so they banned it for security reasons. :tape: Also, Serbian Orthodox Church didn't approve Gay pride.
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In Poland the lower house of parliament voted against establishing LGBT civil unions just recently with 40+ members of the leading party even voting against that :lol: Obviously there's not a chance of allowing same sex marriage and child adoption right now as well :D
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