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Wednesday 25 November 2020
The sacked Australia star has sparked outrage with his latest comments.
A look at LGBT rights across the world.
Theresa May has said she is “seriously disappointed” in the decision from the British overseas territory.
Marriage equality became law on 9 December with overwhelming support in Parliament.
The two are due to be married this Friday, if they can arrange a celebrant.
The historic reforms were given royal assent on 8 December.
Only a handful of politicians voted against the law change.
A Colorado bakery owner refused to make a cake for a couple’s wedding.
Daragh Doyle tells TheJournal.ie how he became a same-sex wedding planner after the marriage equality referendum.
There’s support for a change – but the process begins with a non-binding postal vote.
“BY THE GRACE OF THE GOOD LORD.”
Malta, the EU’s smallest nation, becomes the bloc’s 15th member to legalise same-sex unions.
“I’m leaping with joy like a bird,” one person said. Activists have fought for almost 30 years for gay marriage equality.
The men stand charged with “belonging to an unlawful society”.
He told protesters to not be afraid of his presidency.
The long-running dispute has made it to Belfast’s Court of Appeal.
The march was briefly interrupted by six topless feminist protesters who were surrounded by demonstrators before police intervened.
The judge vehemently denied the charges against him
The shocking allegation comes just five months after the country legalised marriage for homosexual couples.
Their view on gay marriage, however, remains unchanged.
Gerry Walshe, an electrician from Clare, wants a judicial review.
One man harassed a couple, saying: “More sodomites getting married?” He was asked to leave the building.
“God’s moral law conflicts with my job duties,” Kim Davis told the judge.
We talked to Joe. He had quite a bit to say.
It all depends on the next parliament.
Ireland’s referendum has been a feature of the Australian debate.
A Mammy, Daddy and their kids have been causing an awful stir this week.
I now pronounce you…
Same-sex marriage is now legal across the whole of the US.
Let the gay weddings begin…
Let the gay weddings begin!
Northern Ireland is now the only jurisdiction in the UK and Ireland not to allow same-sex marriage.
Guam has struck down a ban on same-sex marriage.
*facepalm forever*
The shamrock has also been decried as a “mutant lawn weed”.
Bill Shorten wants things to move quickly on marriage equality.
“The Church needs to ask itself when this cultural revolution began,” the Archbishop told Vatican Insider.
Ireland has hit the headlines around the world after voting in favour of same-sex marriage.
“I think it’s a great thing – particularly for children growing up gay and for the children of gay couples. They already exist.”
Homosexuality is illegal in India.
WELL, after over two months, tonight is the night. The Great British Bake Off 2020 final.
This has been a unique series, with the cast and crew forming a Covid-19 ‘bubble’ in a hotel for six weeks to record the episodes.
Tonight’s episode will see the three finalists battle it off in the tent before a winner is announced.
So, today we want to know… Will you watch the Great British Bake Off final tonight?
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