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The Supreme Court Of Japan Made A Decision In Favor Of Marriage Equality
Written by E-Li
Things are speeding up in Japan for the LGBTQ community. Indeed, after many Japanese districts, the country's Supreme Court has made a decision that may legalize marriage equality in the country.
The First Law Against Domestic Violence In China Does Not Include LGBTQ People
Written by E-Li
The LGBT community has not been included in the first domestic anti-violence law of China.
The Australian State Of Victoria To Allow The Adoption By Same-Sex Couples
Written by E-Li
More good news from Australia, where same-sex couples will be able to adopt in the state of Victoria. Still nothing new on the federal level, but it moves in the states!
After KDDI, it was the turn of IBM Japan to allow its LGBT employees to enjoy the same benefits as others.
Sandra Moran Became The First Openly LGBT Member Of The Guatemalan Congress
Written by E-Li
Sandra Moran then enters the Guatemalan Congress and became the first openly gay member to join.
Bolivian Trans* People Are About To Get A Better Recognition
Written by E-Li
Transgender people of Bolivia will soon be able to officially change their identity (name, sex and gender).
Pending Marriage Equality, Queensland Instituted Civil Unions Again
Written by E-Li
Pending the equal marriage in Australia, the members of the Parliament in Queensland, an Australian state, voted in favor of civil unions.
The City Of Takarazuka Recognizes Same-Sex Relationships
Written by E-Li
And three! A Japanese city of Takarazuka has officially recognized same-sex relationships.
The Supreme Court Of Mexico Repeals The Equal Marriage Ban In Jalisco
Written by E-Li
The Supreme Court of Mexico has just taken a step towards equality for all again by repealing the law which prohibited marriage equality in the state of Jalisco.
K Prithika Yashini Became The First Transgender Police Officer In India
Written by E-Li
After a legal battle that lasted nine months, police officer K Prithika Yashini will soon be able to take her position in the police station in Tamil Nadu, becoming the first trans* Police Officer.
Seoul National University Elected Its First Openly Lesbian Student Body President
Written by E-Li
Kim Bo-mi, 23, was elected president of the student body of one of the most prestigious universities in South Korea with 86.8% of the votes. It is true that she was the only candidate, but her application could be rejected.
A Petition To Legalize Marriage Equality Was Filed At Israeli High Court
Written by E-Li
"Aguda", an Israeli group for LGBT rights, has filed a petition to the Israeli High Court to try to legalize equal marriage.
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