(Tempe, Arizona) Sen. John Kerry and President George W. Bush squared off in their third and final presidential debate Wednesday night. More »
(Mexico City) A prominent Mexican cardinal denounced legalization of same-sex weddings in an interview published Tuesday, saying it would be like considering cats or cockroaches part of a family. More »
As the country currently awaits the findings of the Supreme Court of Appeal on the constitutionality of the common-law definition of marriage, the right of same-sex couples to marry has been in the public spotlight. More »
A decade into our hard won democracy lesbian and gay people in South Africa are often thought of as one of the groups within society that have achieved the most in asserting their rights.
We have, however, not yet achieved the equality we seek. Individuals who wish to marry a person of the same sex, close blood relatives and the mentally disabled remain as the only adult groups that the law will not allow to marry a person of their choice. More »
Rev. Pieter Oberholzer, director of Inclusive and Affirming Ministries (IAM), offers a religious perspective on same sex marriage. More »
Discusses issues related to providing protection similar to marriage to same-sex couples through private legal instruments and provides a model domestic partnership affidavit. More »
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Public consultative meeting
The Lesbian and Gay Equality Project is convening a public meeting to reflect on the 2004 Pride march, as well as to start the ball rolling for next year’s Pride event.
The objectives of the meeting are:
• To provide an opportunity for feedback on Pride 2004; and,
• To inform people of Equality Project’s role in Pride 2005.
DATE: Thursday 21 October 2004
TIME: 10.00am
VENUE: Equality Project, 26 Grafton Road, Yeoville.
Lesbian and gay people demand the right to marry! Anything less is not equal.
A legal challenge has been launched to exclusion of South African same-sex couples from civil marriage. Learn more »
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