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Austria'sConstitutionalCourthasruledthatsame-sexcoupleswillbeallowedtomarryfromthebeginningof2019,bringingthecountryinlinewithmorethanadozenotherwesternEuropean
Austria'stopcourthasruledthatsame-sexcouplescanmarryfrom2019atthelatest,bringingtheoftenconservativeAlpinecountryintolinewithmorethanadozenotherEuropeannations.
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Judges in Taiwan are due to decide whether it will become the first place in Asia to recognise same-sex marriage.
Dr Karen Lee, assistant professor with Education University of Hong Kong’s Department of Social Sciences, traces the history of same-sex marriage legislation here and abroad
More Australians are turning their back on the coalition government's plan to hold a public vote, or plebiscite, on whether or not same-sex couples can legally marry, the results of a new poll have shown.
Telecommunications giant Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. will extend its benefits for married couples to employees in same-sex partnerships in a move that could prompt other Japanese firms to follow suit.
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