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same-sex marriage | Same-sex marriage case not strictly legal, government may bring law to give gay couples right to marry: Justice S K Kaul

On October 17, a five-judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court refused to grant legal recognition to same-sex marriage but recognised equal rights for queer people and their protection

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Conservative Bishops Push Back Against Pope Francis on Same-Sex Blessings

Conservative Catholic bishops in various countries have objected to Pope Francis’ recent permission on blessings for gay couples, underscoring the divisiveness of the issue in the global church.

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Nepal officially registers same-sex marriage, becomes 1st South Asian country to do so

On June 27, the Supreme Court issued an interim order to legalise same-sex marriage in Nepal in a writ petition filed by multiple people.

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Texas Supreme Court to Hear Case of Christian Judge Who Declined to Perform Gay Weddings

Texas Supreme Court to Hear Case of Christian Judge Who Declined to Perform Gay Weddings
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CJI DY Chandrachud stands firm in minority judgment on queer couples, cites 'vote of conscience'

CJI DY Chandrachud defends dissenting view on same-sex marriage ruling.

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