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Same-sex couples score a major win in South Korea with a historic court victory
The court decided that same-sex couples are entitled to the same rights as heterosexual couples.
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The homophobic mayor’s government restricted Pride. 150,000 people showed up anyway.
They were told they couldn’t celebrate in the place they usually do, but that didn’t stop the parade.
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South Korea radical Christians warn of “homosexual dictatorship” after opposition wins
A defeat for the conservative president’s party could signal increased LGBTQ+ rights.
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These 5 Asian countries are ready for same-sex marriage right now
Views on marriage equality differ across Asia, but most countries are getting on board.
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South Korean gay couple wins legal recognition in historic ruling
It’s a very big deal.
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Australia, Europe & Asia host a vast array of LGBTQ leaders. Meet some of them now
Despite significant geographical and linguistic differences, Australia, Europe, and Asia share at least one strong bond – plenty of activists dedicated to equality for LGBTQ+ people.
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South Korean Supreme Court overturns soldiers’ sodomy conviction
The ruling should be considered a “declaration that consensual same-sex sexual activity (among military service members) should no longer be considered as punishable in itself.”
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Korean court dismisses gay couple’s lawsuit for equal health care benefits
“We will continue to fight until the day that our relationship is recognized. I believe that love will eventually win.”
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Out Major General Tammy Smith retires after 35 years of service
In 1778, George Washington had a soldier drummed out of the military for sodomy. 243 years later, the Fife and Drum Corps, Honor Guard Company, and the Commander-in-Chief’s Guard were all there to celebrate a lesbian general’s retirement.
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Activists & civilians mourn after trans soldier banned from military is discovered dead
Sgt. Byun suddenly passed just over a year after her discharge from the South Korea’s military, which earned the country scrutiny from the United Nations and LGBTQ activists.