Decriminalisation Of Gay Sex
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LGBTQ Singaporeans Welcome Sex Law Repeal, Decry Marriage Exclusion
The Singaporean government plans to decriminalise gay sex but upholds the traditional definition of marriage as being between a man and a woman.
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UK To Pardon Thousands Convicted Of Homosexuality
Thousands of British men convicted of homosexuality before its decriminalisation are to be pardoned under the "Turing Law", named after World War II hero Alan Turing, the government said Thursday.
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Will India Throw Out Archaic Law On Gay Sex? 5 Judges Asked To Decide
Whether a colonial-era ban on gay sex in India should stay or go will be taken up by a five-judge bench, the Supreme Court said today, leaving the door ajar for a review.
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Centre clarifies stand on gay sex before Supreme Court
After the Supreme Court slammed the Centre for taking a casual approach in the gay case, the Centre today clarified before the court its stand on homosexuality, saying there is no error in decriminalisation of gay sex.
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Homosexuality is to be seen in context of changing society: Supreme Court
Homosexuality should be seen in the context of changing society as many things which were earlier unacceptable have become acceptable with passage of time, the Supreme Court observed on Thursday.
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LGBTQ Singaporeans Welcome Sex Law Repeal, Decry Marriage Exclusion
The Singaporean government plans to decriminalise gay sex but upholds the traditional definition of marriage as being between a man and a woman.
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UK To Pardon Thousands Convicted Of Homosexuality
Thousands of British men convicted of homosexuality before its decriminalisation are to be pardoned under the "Turing Law", named after World War II hero Alan Turing, the government said Thursday.
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Will India Throw Out Archaic Law On Gay Sex? 5 Judges Asked To Decide
Whether a colonial-era ban on gay sex in India should stay or go will be taken up by a five-judge bench, the Supreme Court said today, leaving the door ajar for a review.
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Centre clarifies stand on gay sex before Supreme Court
After the Supreme Court slammed the Centre for taking a casual approach in the gay case, the Centre today clarified before the court its stand on homosexuality, saying there is no error in decriminalisation of gay sex.
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Homosexuality is to be seen in context of changing society: Supreme Court
Homosexuality should be seen in the context of changing society as many things which were earlier unacceptable have become acceptable with passage of time, the Supreme Court observed on Thursday.
