Is gay marriage legal in your country?
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If I understand the legalities corerctly it's actually illegal not to perform "gay" marriage here. (Though we just call it "marriage" regardless of genders now). A priest would have the right to refuse on personal grounds but the church itself cannot deny it, they'd have to call in another priest.
At least that goes for the state churches. Personally I wouldn't set foot in one, there are plenty of other religions or civil marriages that are the exact same in the judicial sense and you're still married. Just not in a building symbolic of thousands of years of oppression..
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in Mauritius, gay marriage is not legal. my country is way backwards in terms of lgbt rights. the last gay pride was marked by radical islamists counter demonstrating to share their hate and ignorance - i guess inspired by that piece of trash called quran. disgusting quranimals.
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Oui
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The country where I came from, although one of the most gay-friendly country, we are still predominantly a Catholic country, so no but there are law being passed through congress to make it legalĀ :cool2:
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Yes
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homosexuality is a crime here
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Portugal: yes. And adoption by same sex couples.
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Nope.
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iam stay inĀ HollandĀ (amsterdam ) everything is legalĀ ;D
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Nope and probably never will be , though i don't give a shit if it is , a lot of my friends want to get married
Australia is super conservative , many people don't realise that we are more conservative as a western nation than any other
hell even XXX porn is illegal here -
Yup.
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Not by a long shot, for now it will remain a "wishful thinking"
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iam stay inĀ FranceĀ (Paris ) everything is legalĀ :cheers: :hug:
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Very much so in the UK and should be everywhere else!
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Greetings from Montreal. In Canada gay marriage was legalized in 2004, here in Quebec. I got married in November of 2004 to my hubby.
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As far as I know, in Mexico we only have Civil Unions (or partnerships).
Recently they wanted to legalize gay marriage and adoption but of course, being the religion-plagued cesspool Mexico is, groups have started to march on the streets against it.
I don't really care if they change civil union to 'marriage' as long as they offer me the same rights and privileges (of course I'll be willing to assume the obligations too)
Regarding adoptionā¦meh...personally I don't want other people's children I rather use a surrogate to get my own.
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No and I think that the answer won't change in the following years.
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Unfortunatelly no, but in Greece we have a something like a civil partnership/registered partnership kind of thing going on. It is for gay couples as well. You just sign the papers that you want to live together with somebody and that s/he is your partner. It is not marriage but you and your partner have almost the same legal advantages as in a marriageā¦
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It is legal in Mexico, but only in 11 out of our 32 states. Slowly but surely getting there it seems
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As far as I know, in Mexico we only have Civil Unions (or partnerships).
Recently they wanted to legalize gay marriage and adoption but of course, being the religion-plagued cesspool Mexico is, groups have started to march on the streets against it.
I don't really care if they change civil union to 'marriage' as long as they offer me the same rights and privileges (of course I'll be willing to assume the obligations too)
Regarding adoptionā¦meh...personally I don't want other people's children I rather use a surrogate to get my own.
We have marriage in 11 states.
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