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Namibia Not Backing Down on its Gay Laws - Vimarsana News

Namibia Not Backing Down on its Gay Laws

A panel of three judges has dismissed an application by same-sex couples in Namibia for their foreign spouses to live and work in the country. The judges of

Source: africa.com
Namibia Not Backing Down on its Gay Laws - Vimarsana News

Namibia Not Backing Down on its Gay Laws

A panel of three judges has dismissed an application by same-sex couples in Namibia for their foreign spouses to live and work in the country. The judges of

'Second-class citizens'? Namibia rules against gay couples - Vimarsana News

'Second-class citizens'? Namibia rules against gay couples

Namibia's High Court ruled against two gay couples fighting for recognition of their marriages, with the judge saying she agreed with them but was bound by the nation's prohibition of same-sex relations.

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Namibia court refuses to recognise same-sex marriages - Vimarsana News

Namibia court refuses to recognise same-sex marriages

A Namibian court Thursday refused to recognise same-sex marriages performed in other countries, even as the judge expressed sympathy for the couples who brought the case. Two couples married outside of Namibia had asked the High Court to recognise their unions. But High Court judge Hannelie Prinsloo said she was bound by a Supreme Court […]

Namibian court rules against gay couples seeking legal recognition - Vimarsana News

Namibian court rules against gay couples seeking legal recognition

WINDHOEK -Namibia's High Court ruled on Thursday against two gay couples fighting for recognition of their marriages, with the judge saying she agreed with them but was bound by the nation's...