Centre Opposes Same Sex Marriage
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"No Absolute Concept Of Man, Woman": Supreme Court In Gay Marriage Hearing
The centre again today opposed the Supreme Court hearing of requests seeking legal sanction to same-sex marriages, stating that only the Parliament can decide on the creation of a new social relationship.
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"Sacrament In Hindu Law. Even In Islam...": Centre Opposes Gay Marriages
The matter "raises critical issues as to whether questions of such a nature, which necessarily entails the creation of a new social institution, can be prayed for as a part of the process of judicial adjudication", it contended.
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Supreme Court To Hear Petition Seeking Validation Of Same Sex Marriages On April 18
The Centre has opposed the petitions seeking legal validation for same-sex marriages, claiming they will cause "complete havoc" with the delicate balance of personal laws and accepted societal values.
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"Catering To Vote Bank": LGBTQ Activist On Centre Opposing Same-Sex Marriage
Amid the ongoing debate over same-sex marriage, LGBTQ activist Prijith PK alleged that the government was demonstrating a 'homophobic' attitude in a bid to cater to its traditional vote bank ahead of upcoming polls.
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"Not Interfering In Personal Lives...": Law Minister On Same-Sex Marriage
A day after the Centre opposed in the Supreme Court legal validation of same-sex marriage, Law Minister Kiren Rijiju said on Monday the government does "not disturb" the personal freedom and activities of individuals.
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Centre Opposes Same-Sex Marriage, Cites "Indian Family Unit Concept"
"This definition is socially, culturally, and legally ingrained into the very idea and concept of marriage and ought not to be disturbed or diluted by judicial interpretation," the Centre said.
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Same-Sex Marriage: In Court, Centre Opposes Live Streaming Of Proceedings
A plea by LGBTQ couples seeking live streaming of proceedings in the Delhi High Court on a batch of petitions to recognise same-sex marriage under various laws has been opposed by the Centre, saying the matter is not of national importance.
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"No Absolute Concept Of Man, Woman": Supreme Court In Gay Marriage Hearing
The centre again today opposed the Supreme Court hearing of requests seeking legal sanction to same-sex marriages, stating that only the Parliament can decide on the creation of a new social relationship.
-
"Sacrament In Hindu Law. Even In Islam...": Centre Opposes Gay Marriages
The matter "raises critical issues as to whether questions of such a nature, which necessarily entails the creation of a new social institution, can be prayed for as a part of the process of judicial adjudication", it contended.
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Supreme Court To Hear Petition Seeking Validation Of Same Sex Marriages On April 18
The Centre has opposed the petitions seeking legal validation for same-sex marriages, claiming they will cause "complete havoc" with the delicate balance of personal laws and accepted societal values.
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"Catering To Vote Bank": LGBTQ Activist On Centre Opposing Same-Sex Marriage
Amid the ongoing debate over same-sex marriage, LGBTQ activist Prijith PK alleged that the government was demonstrating a 'homophobic' attitude in a bid to cater to its traditional vote bank ahead of upcoming polls.
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"Not Interfering In Personal Lives...": Law Minister On Same-Sex Marriage
A day after the Centre opposed in the Supreme Court legal validation of same-sex marriage, Law Minister Kiren Rijiju said on Monday the government does "not disturb" the personal freedom and activities of individuals.
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Centre Opposes Same-Sex Marriage, Cites "Indian Family Unit Concept"
"This definition is socially, culturally, and legally ingrained into the very idea and concept of marriage and ought not to be disturbed or diluted by judicial interpretation," the Centre said.
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Same-Sex Marriage: In Court, Centre Opposes Live Streaming Of Proceedings
A plea by LGBTQ couples seeking live streaming of proceedings in the Delhi High Court on a batch of petitions to recognise same-sex marriage under various laws has been opposed by the Centre, saying the matter is not of national importance.
