The Christian Science Monitor
December 7, 2009
Ireland, amid fast cultural change, is set to approve civil unions for same-sex couples. If passed, the bill would see Ireland join a club of nine EU members that officially recognize civil unions. In addition, a further four EU countries – Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain and Sweden – fully honor the marriages of same-sex couples. [Link]
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
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