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'MPs cannot overrule same-sex marriage recognition' - Vimarsana News

'MPs cannot overrule same-sex marriage recognition'

Legal Assistance Centre (LAC) director Toni Hancox says Namibia’s parliament does not have the power to overrule the Supreme Court

How a South African and his Namibian 'teddy bear' took on same-sex laws and won - Vimarsana News

How a South African and his Namibian 'teddy bear' took on same-sex laws and won

'I’ve been on pause ... and now my life can finally move.' This is how South African-born Daniel Digashu describes the past week, in which he and his Namibian husband Johann Potgieter won a nearly seven-year fight to get their same-sex marriage recognised in Namibia.

A small step forward for human rights as Namibia's Supreme Court grants recognition to same-sex marriages from overseas - Vimarsana News

A small step forward for human rights as Namibia's Supreme Court grants recognition to same-sex marriages from overseas

In extraordinary and unexpected news, Namibia’s Supreme Court has granted recognition to same-sex marriages conducted overseas putting in doubt the

Victory! Supreme Court recognises same-sex spouses - Vimarsana News

Victory! Supreme Court recognises same-sex spouses

Tears of joy fell and jubilant ululation rang out yesterday at the Supreme Court in the capital when Chief Justice Peter Shivute delivered a judgment recognising the foreign...

The Supreme Court of Namibia rules that Namibia's immigration laws must recognise same-sex marriages concluded outside Namibia - Vimarsana News

The Supreme Court of Namibia rules that Namibia's immigration laws must recognise same-sex marriages concluded outside Namibia

Today, four out of a five-panel bench in the Supreme Court of Namibia pronounced against the unconstitutional denial of immigration status to non-Namibian spouses in same-sex marriages.