On Wednesday, Panama's Supreme Court in its recent judgement ruled against same-sex marriages saying that they are not a human right and, therefore, the country does not recognise such unions.
The court in its ruling dated Feb 16, said, "there is a reality, and it is that, until now, the right to equal marriage is no more than an aspiration, even though a legitimate one for the groups involved, and it does not fall into the category of a human right or a fundamental right."
By Patricia Nieto Mariño Santiago, Mar 10 (EFE).- Consuelo Morales and Pabla Heuser met each other 18 years ago, but only recently did those Chilean women have any hope of formalizing their commitment and achieving full joint parental rights through marriage. On Thursday, that wish came true when they and two other same-sex couples became …