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Bali's Ban On Sex Outside Marriage Poses No Risk To Tourists, Officials Say
Tourists visiting Indonesia will not be charged under the new law which will criminalise sex outside marriage, officials have said.
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Singapore Decriminalises Gay Sex, But Also Deals A Blow To LGBT Community
Singapore's parliament on Tuesday decriminalised sex between men, but, in a blow to the LGBT community, also amended the constitution to prevent court challenges that in other countries have led to the legalisation of same-sex marriage.
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Boris Johnson Government Faces Mockery Over Coronavirus "Sex Ban"
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government faced widespread mockery on Tuesday over coronavirus rules which were cast by some media as a "sex ban", though a junior minister said the regulations were aimed at keeping people safe.
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Section 377 Verdict In Supreme Court Today: A Timeline Of The Case
Section 377 case timeline: The Supreme Court will today decide whether homosexuality will remain a crime in India.
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Uber Reminds Its Passengers: Don't Have Sex In The Car
Uber has at times described itself as a ride-hailing service that "brings people together" - "a fun and social new way" to get people from place to place.
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Activists Welcome Supreme Court Move To Re-Examine Its Gay Sex Verdict
The Supreme Court's move to order re-examination of its verdict criminalising sexual activity between same sex consenting adults under section 377 of IPC was widely welcomed by activists today as "hope of upholding the democracy" in the country.
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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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Shashi Tharoor Fails To Introduce Gay Sex Ban Bill In Lok Sabha
Congress parliamentarian Shashi Tharoor's bill to decriminalize gay sex in India could not be introduced in the Lok Sabha on Friday amid strong objections, with members of the ruling BJP and even some from his own party walking out. There was no formal whip to Ruling party law makers but they were present in large numbers to ensure his bill's intro...
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Bali's Ban On Sex Outside Marriage Poses No Risk To Tourists, Officials Say
Tourists visiting Indonesia will not be charged under the new law which will criminalise sex outside marriage, officials have said.
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Singapore Decriminalises Gay Sex, But Also Deals A Blow To LGBT Community
Singapore's parliament on Tuesday decriminalised sex between men, but, in a blow to the LGBT community, also amended the constitution to prevent court challenges that in other countries have led to the legalisation of same-sex marriage.
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Boris Johnson Government Faces Mockery Over Coronavirus "Sex Ban"
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government faced widespread mockery on Tuesday over coronavirus rules which were cast by some media as a "sex ban", though a junior minister said the regulations were aimed at keeping people safe.
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Section 377 Verdict In Supreme Court Today: A Timeline Of The Case
Section 377 case timeline: The Supreme Court will today decide whether homosexuality will remain a crime in India.
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Uber Reminds Its Passengers: Don't Have Sex In The Car
Uber has at times described itself as a ride-hailing service that "brings people together" - "a fun and social new way" to get people from place to place.
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Activists Welcome Supreme Court Move To Re-Examine Its Gay Sex Verdict
The Supreme Court's move to order re-examination of its verdict criminalising sexual activity between same sex consenting adults under section 377 of IPC was widely welcomed by activists today as "hope of upholding the democracy" in the country.
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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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Shashi Tharoor Fails To Introduce Gay Sex Ban Bill In Lok Sabha
Congress parliamentarian Shashi Tharoor's bill to decriminalize gay sex in India could not be introduced in the Lok Sabha on Friday amid strong objections, with members of the ruling BJP and even some from his own party walking out. There was no formal whip to Ruling party law makers but they were present in large numbers to ensure his bill's intro...
