Japan court falls short of calling same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional

June 7, 2023
Posted by: AliensFaith
Category: OBJECTIVE PRESS

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The complicated ruling from a court in Fukuoka comes after four other courts reached differing conclusions, and ahead of a parliamentary debate on the subject

A court in Japan has ruled that the country’s ban on same-sex marriage is “in a state of unconstitutionality” but fell short of stating it was unconstitutional – a decision that has clouded the debate over LGBTQ+ rights.

Thursday’s ruling by the Fukuoka district court echoed a 2022 decision by a court in Tokyo and is the fifth and final ruling awaited in Japan’s district court system.

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Japan court falls short of calling same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional

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