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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.
World 5 years ago
Poland will not let EU ‘force’ it into allowing gay marriages: Justice minister
Poland's justice minister said on Monday the European Union may be in a position to force Warsaw to legalize gay marriage if EU leaders make financial aid conditional on upholding democratic norms, and warned that this was unacceptable.
World 5 years ago
'Great first step' as Sudan lifts death penalty and flogging for gay sex
Sudan's decision to lift the death penalty and flogging as punishment for gay sex was hailed by LGBT+ activists on Thursday as a promising sign after almost four decades of Islamist rule, with calls for prison sentences to be abolished as well.
World 5 years ago
Japan firms back same-sex partnership certificate campaign in gay rights push
The Famiee Project said it wanted to spur change by tapping into growing business support for LGBT+ rights in socially conservative Japan and aims to sign up 100 businesses by the time it launches the scheme in July.
Health 7 years ago
Men with same-sex partners 28 times more likely to get HIV: UN
Men with same-sex sexual partners are 28 times more likely to contract HIV than their heterosexual counterparts despite a radical reduction in new infections among gay men in Western countries, a UN report said on Wednesday.
