Australia moves to give limited rights to gay couples
Posted on September 4, 2008
Filed Under 365Gay, News
(Canberra) The Australian government introduced legislation in Parliament Thursday to grant a number of rights to same-sex couples, but continues to insist it has no intention of repealing a law limiting marriage to opposite-sex pairs.
The Same-Sex Entitlements Bill will remove discrimination against same-sex partners in areas such as immigration, taxation, …
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