United Nations Now Recognizes Same-Sex Marriages Of Its Staff

The United Nations has recognized same-sex marriages of its staff.

The decision of the Parliament of Vietnam on marriage equality has been made and, unfortunately, this is not good news.

The State of Indiana asks the judge having granted a first part of recognition of a lesbian couple to stay his order because it gives too much hope to other LGBT couples.

A gay couple had launched a challenge in a Taiwanese court after a government organization refused to register their marriage but, unfortunately, the court ruled in favour of the organization.

So there are almost 50 challenges in the United States! Definitively a record! Today, let's start with Florida!

There are approximately 45 challenges in the United States and here is one more! Four gay couples launch a challenge in Indiana against the non-recognition of LGBT unions performed in other states. They also ask the state to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

A lesbian couple living in Pennsylvania launched a challenge against the law preventing the recognition of out-of-state married same-sex couples.

Rabbis of the religious community Zionist have decided to marry gay-lesbian couples.

A group of married gay and lesbian soldiers decided to sue the federal government because it refuses them the recognition, benefits and family support which are granted to heterosexual soldiers but who are not granted to gays and to lesbians because of DOMA.

It is the turn of Washington to recognize the unions registered out of the state.