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India’s top court has on Tuesday declined to legalize same-sex marriages but said the country had a duty to acknowledge LGBTQ relationships and to protect them from discrimination.
Advocates representing nearly two dozen petitioners said it was time for India to treat the country’s LGBTQ community as equal citizens under its constitution.
But their verdict said that the charter did not guarantee a fundamental right to marriage that would extend to same-sex couples under existing law.
But the India Supreme Court Chief Justice D.Y Chandrachud said during his verdict, that India still had a duty to acknowledge same-sex relationships and protect those in them from discrimination.
Brussels police has on Tuesday shot an attacker accused of shooting two Swedish football fans. Police opened fire on the suspect after he was cornered following an overnight manhunt in north central Brussels. The Prime Minister, Alexander de Croo who condemned the act as an act of terrorist madness, said the suspect was of Tunisian origin and had been living in the country illegally. In a social media post after […]
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