Both the Tasmanian parliament and the legislative assembly of the ACT (Australian Capital Territory), which is a territory in south eastern Australia, with capital Canberra is also the capital of the country, back the legalization of marriage equality.
Following the refusal of the University of Guangdong not to give diplomas to two lesbian students, considering that their marriage is against the rules of the University, over 180 LGBT people around the world have written an open letter to call the university president to create a tolerant environment study.
The Iraq's Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani renounced a fatwa calling for the murder of homosexual men "in the most severe way" without renouncing the one that goes against lesbians.
Senators in Bermuda just rejected an attempt to ban marriage between same-sex people.
The deputy permanent secretary in the Ministry of Constitutional Affairs and Justice in Tanzania, Amon Mpanju, said that "the government will never entertain recommendations that are contrary with the law of the land and the cultural norms of the society," which obviously means LGBTQ rights.
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