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South Korean Court Recognizes Same-Sex Couples' Rights

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    FEB 2023
    Image copyright: EPA [via The Guardian]
    story last updated FEB 2023

    The Spin

    Left narrative

    Though there's still a long way to go to end discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community, the ruling is a positive step for LGBTQ+ rights as it moves South Korea closer to achieving marriage equality. Societal norms have changed considerably since these laws were put in place, and it's only suitable that the law changes to keep up with the times.

    Amnesty International UK

    Right narrative

    While everyone, regardless of sexual orientation, should be protected from discrimination, this ruling directly contradicts South Korea's legal and moral stance on traditional family and marriage — the bedrock of its society — and likely won't hold up in the Supreme Court.

    Korea JoongAng Daily

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