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The Keidanren says the current law prohibiting Japanese women from keeping their maiden names is harming the nation’s business.

India’s SC rejected petitions for marriage equality, but Nepal’s SC rebuked the state for not registering same-sex marriages. What explains this difference?

A Quebec school board has responded to allegations about an art teacher who allegedly listed his students art for sale without their knowledge, as the number of parents taking legal action has grown.

Ειδησεις - A bill allowing same-sex couples to marry in a civil ceremony was voted in the Greek parliament late on Thursday night by roll-call vote.

A total of 254 deputies voted. Of them, 176 supported the bill, 76 voted against it, and 2 declared 'present'.

The Hindu nationalists are not only invisiblizing the religion and cultural heritage of minorities in social space, they are also homogenizing Hindu culture by imposing cultural practices of Hindu upper caste elite on the entire community.

Over the years, I have been frequently called to assist in cases of wrongful termination. Rarely have I encountered the converse - the formation of an entity using a stolen identity. ...

Voting on the same-sex civil marriage bill will take place in the Greek parliament on Thursday evening, after leaders of parties deliver their speeches in reverse order. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will address plenary last, while also scheduled to speak is former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras.

Bhopal: Adv. Sharfuddin Ahmad, National vice president of Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI), in a statement has said that Uniform Civil Code (UCC),

Greece will be the first Orthodox Christian country which will legalise same-sex marriage. Voting on the same-sex civil marriage bill will take place...