Bermuda

Bermuda just became the first country to legalize marriage equality twice

The Bermudian supreme court ruled that the new ban on marriage equality was unconstitutional, like the last one.

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Having corporations on our side is more of a mixed blessing than we thought

Give Carnival Cruise line credit for funding the legal case to overturn Bermuda's marriage ban. Just don't think the decision was anything but business.

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Ellen cancels her trip to Bermuda, while local activists say ‘Don’t boycott!’

The country became the first in the world to legalize and then ban marriage equality. But local LGBTQ activists don't want a boycott.

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Boycott of a major cruise line brewing over Bermuda marriage equality repeal. Can it work?

Registering its ships in Bermuda is saving the company a boatload in taxes, but could a boycott turn the tide and hurt their bottom line even more?

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Could Bermuda face a boycott after becoming the first country to revoke marriage equality?

The UK has given royal ascent for the rollback of LGBTQ rights in the British territory, making it suddenly a much less attractive travel destination.

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UK government signals it will allow Bermuda to repeal same-sex marriage law

The British government appoints a Governor to oversee local issues and must grant royal assent to any laws passed in the territory.

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Landmark court case brings marriage equality to 20 countries with one ruling

Costa Rica has already said it will comply with the ruling.

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A Bermudian activist wants the UK to stop his own country’s marriage equality ban

The UK never stops Bermuda from passing its own laws. This activist wants marriage equality to be the exception.

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Scratch Bermuda off your potential honeymoon list

Why spend your honeymoon dollars someplace where they don't think you should be married?

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Bermuda is set to be the first country to end marriage equality

Banning same-sex marriage after it was legal is being offered as a "compromise."

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