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"Prevent Undue Panic": Centre's Advisory To States On Mpox
Mpox Cases in India:The government has recommended screening and testing of all suspected monkeypox patients, and isolation of confirmed cases, as well as contact tracing to "prevent and/or minimise risk of any case or death due to Mpox".
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South Korea's Top Court Grants State Benefits To Gay Couples In Landmark Ruling
South Korea's supreme court on Thursday upheld a ruling that a same-sex partner was eligible for spousal benefits from state health insurance, a move hailed as a win for LGBTQ rights in a country that has lagged others in the region.
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"Africans Special Case": Pope After Stance To Bless Gay Couples Criticised
Pope Francis said in an interview published on Monday he is confident critics of his decision to allow blessings for same-sex couples will eventually understand it, except for Africans who are "a special case".
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"We'll Return To Fight Another Day": Gay Couple Exchange Rings In Front Of Supreme Court
A prominent gay couple expressed their disappointment over the Supreme Court setback in the same-sex marriage matter, but vowed to "fight another day". Writer Ananya Kotia and lawyer Utkarsh Saxena exchanged rings in front of the Supreme Court today.
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"Society Follows Law": Petitioners To Supreme Court In Gay Marriage Case
Same Sex Marriage: The notion of heterosexuality must be deconstructed, the Supreme Court was told today during a hearing on petitions seeking legal sanction to same sex marriages.
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"Allowing Adoption To Gay Couples Endangers Children": Child Rights Body
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has moved the Supreme Court against the legalisation of same-sex marriages.
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In A Landmark Ruling, South Korean Court Recognises Same-Sex Couple's Rights
The case, which will now go to the Supreme Court, was brought by a gay couple, So Seong-wook and Kim Yong-min, who live together and held a wedding ceremony in 2019.
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Attend Counselling, Same-Sex Couple Told. They Appealed In Supreme Court
A same-sex couple has moved the Supreme Court challenging the Kerala High Court order directing one of them to attend counselling sessions with a psychiatrist. The Supreme Court agreed to hear the plea today.
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Japan PM Fires Aide Over "Outrageous" Comments On Living Next To Gay Couples
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Saturday fired an aide who said he wouldn't want to live next to lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender couples and warned that people would fleeJapanif same-sex marriage was permitted.
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Gay Marriage, Online RTI Portal, Gyanvapi: DY Chandrachud's Big Decisions As CJI
In his first month in office, Justice D Y Chandrachud has taken several key judicial decisions having a far-reaching impact such as examining the right to marriage of gay couples and ordering protection of an area in Varanasi's Gyanvapi complex.
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Boss Who Bullied Gay Couple Asked To Pay 120,000 Pound In UK
Tim Jeurninck and his partner Marco Scatena were "bullied for months on end" at the London eatery.
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Pics: Gay Couple, Reunited By Kerala High Court In May, Now Exchange Rings
Adhila Nasarin and Fathima Noora, a gay couple who were reunited by the Kerala High Court in May after being separated by their parents, recently exchanged rings.
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Supreme Court Gives Centre 4 Weeks To Respond To Pleas For Recognition Of Gay Marriages
The Supreme Court on Friday sought response from the central government to separate pleas by two gay couples seeking enforcement of their right to marry and a direction to the authorities to register their marriage under the Special Marriage Act.
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Gay Couple Goes To Supreme Court, Seeks Recognition Of Same-Sex Marriage
They stressed that the top court has also expressly held that members of the LGBTQ+ community have the same human, fundamental, and constitutional rights as other citizens.
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Monkeypox: Can Monkeypox Cause Heart Problems? Here's What We Know
Monkeypox: Myocarditis has also been reported in other monkeypox patients from the 2022 outbreak, although infectious disease specialists think it is most likely a rare consequence.
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"Prevent Undue Panic": Centre's Advisory To States On Mpox
Mpox Cases in India:The government has recommended screening and testing of all suspected monkeypox patients, and isolation of confirmed cases, as well as contact tracing to "prevent and/or minimise risk of any case or death due to Mpox".
-
South Korea's Top Court Grants State Benefits To Gay Couples In Landmark Ruling
South Korea's supreme court on Thursday upheld a ruling that a same-sex partner was eligible for spousal benefits from state health insurance, a move hailed as a win for LGBTQ rights in a country that has lagged others in the region.
-
"Africans Special Case": Pope After Stance To Bless Gay Couples Criticised
Pope Francis said in an interview published on Monday he is confident critics of his decision to allow blessings for same-sex couples will eventually understand it, except for Africans who are "a special case".
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"We'll Return To Fight Another Day": Gay Couple Exchange Rings In Front Of Supreme Court
A prominent gay couple expressed their disappointment over the Supreme Court setback in the same-sex marriage matter, but vowed to "fight another day". Writer Ananya Kotia and lawyer Utkarsh Saxena exchanged rings in front of the Supreme Court today.
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"Society Follows Law": Petitioners To Supreme Court In Gay Marriage Case
Same Sex Marriage: The notion of heterosexuality must be deconstructed, the Supreme Court was told today during a hearing on petitions seeking legal sanction to same sex marriages.
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"Allowing Adoption To Gay Couples Endangers Children": Child Rights Body
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has moved the Supreme Court against the legalisation of same-sex marriages.
-
In A Landmark Ruling, South Korean Court Recognises Same-Sex Couple's Rights
The case, which will now go to the Supreme Court, was brought by a gay couple, So Seong-wook and Kim Yong-min, who live together and held a wedding ceremony in 2019.
-
Attend Counselling, Same-Sex Couple Told. They Appealed In Supreme Court
A same-sex couple has moved the Supreme Court challenging the Kerala High Court order directing one of them to attend counselling sessions with a psychiatrist. The Supreme Court agreed to hear the plea today.
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Japan PM Fires Aide Over "Outrageous" Comments On Living Next To Gay Couples
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Saturday fired an aide who said he wouldn't want to live next to lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender couples and warned that people would fleeJapanif same-sex marriage was permitted.
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Gay Marriage, Online RTI Portal, Gyanvapi: DY Chandrachud's Big Decisions As CJI
In his first month in office, Justice D Y Chandrachud has taken several key judicial decisions having a far-reaching impact such as examining the right to marriage of gay couples and ordering protection of an area in Varanasi's Gyanvapi complex.
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Boss Who Bullied Gay Couple Asked To Pay 120,000 Pound In UK
Tim Jeurninck and his partner Marco Scatena were "bullied for months on end" at the London eatery.
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Pics: Gay Couple, Reunited By Kerala High Court In May, Now Exchange Rings
Adhila Nasarin and Fathima Noora, a gay couple who were reunited by the Kerala High Court in May after being separated by their parents, recently exchanged rings.
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Supreme Court Gives Centre 4 Weeks To Respond To Pleas For Recognition Of Gay Marriages
The Supreme Court on Friday sought response from the central government to separate pleas by two gay couples seeking enforcement of their right to marry and a direction to the authorities to register their marriage under the Special Marriage Act.
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Gay Couple Goes To Supreme Court, Seeks Recognition Of Same-Sex Marriage
They stressed that the top court has also expressly held that members of the LGBTQ+ community have the same human, fundamental, and constitutional rights as other citizens.
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Monkeypox: Can Monkeypox Cause Heart Problems? Here's What We Know
Monkeypox: Myocarditis has also been reported in other monkeypox patients from the 2022 outbreak, although infectious disease specialists think it is most likely a rare consequence.
