Via ACLU Montana: In one of the last remaining steps for Montana to become a marriage equality state, the ACLU of Montana today filed a motion for the U.S. District Court of Montana to rule in favor of four same-sex couples suing for marriage. “We don’t think there are any material facts in dispute, and so the case can be …
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I told you about the name change a few weeks ago and today FreedomBook has gone live. You remember all that fun we had last time, right? Have at it!
Read More »SOUTH CAROLINA: Lambda Legal Sues
Via press release: Today Lambda Legal, in partnership with South Carolina Equality, filed a federal lawsuit in the United States District Court of South Carolina arguing that South Carolina is obligated to allow same-sex couples to marry. Governor Haley and Attorney General Wilson vowed to continue to apply the laws banning marriage for same-sex couples even after the U.S. Supreme …
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IDAHO: Same-Sex Marriages Commence
Couples getting married outside the courthouse #idpol pic.twitter.com/FhtAwF34vv — Kimberlee Kruesi (@kkruesi) October 15, 2014
Read More »UPDATED: Wikipedia Marriage Map
Marriages began in Idaho fifteen minutes ago and the Wikipedia map just got a little bluer.
Read More »E.W. Jackson Launches Petition: Legalize Anti-Gay Discrimination Nationwide
Via press release today from Christian Newswire: Bishop E.W. Jackson, Harvard educated Attorney, Minister and last year’s Virginia Republican Nominee for Lt. Governor has launched a national movement to protect Christians from “growing hostility, discrimination and anti-Christian bigotry.” As a first step, today Jackson officially launched the UNITY PETITION FOR RELIGIOUS AND CIVIL RIGHTS. This effort is inspired by increasing …
Read More »Kyrgyzstan Set To Ban “Gay Propaganda”
Via Radio Free Europe: Kyrgyzstan’s parliament has approved a draft law that bans “propaganda of same-sex relations” in the first reading. Lawmaker Kurmanbek Dyikanbaev told RFE/RL on October 15 that 79 deputies voted for the legislation, while seven voted against it. The law has to pass the parliament’s approval in two more readings and then be signed by the president …
Read More »Palau Decriminalizes Homosexuality
The tiny island nation of Palau has decriminalized homosexuality. The new criminal laws came into force at the end of July but were only announced today. At Palau’s last Universal Periodic Review at the UN Human Rights Council in 2011, France, Norway and Spain all made recommendations that the country repeal its anti-gay laws, which were accepted by the government. …
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