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Asia & Pacific 3 years ago
Tokyo begins recognizing same-sex partnerships
Japan does not legally recognize same-sex marriage, but couples who obtain a certificate under the so-called Tokyo Partnership Oath System will be able to, for instance, apply for municipal housing and include their children's names on their partnership certificates.
Lifestyle 3 years ago
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Structural murder: Transphobia in Indonesia remains a threat to transgender people's lives
The death of a Peruvian transgender tourist in Bali would indicate that transgender individuals' lives here are still imperiled due to the government's treatment of the community.
Community 3 years ago
Serbian rights activists vow to join EuroPride march despite ban
Serbian LGBT rights activists and pro-Western opponents of conservative President Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday they will defy a ban on a gay pride march in Belgrade next month, despite resistance by far-right groups and the church.
Lifestyle 3 years ago
End of Singapore's gay sex ban a 'small step' for some LGBTQ couples
Singapore's decision to lift a colonial-era ban on sex between men is long overdue and will not end discrimination of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) groups in the conservative city-state, rights activists and members of the gay community said on Monday.
