These are the 38 countries that have legalized marriage equality (in order)
To date, only 38 nations allow same-sex couples to marry, and none of them did before 2001.
March 19, 2025
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To date, only 38 nations allow same-sex couples to marry, and none of them did before 2001.
Judge John Arrowood of North Carolina, Virginia state Sen. Danica Roem, and Claudia López, former mayor of Bogotá, Colombia, will be inducted in December.
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After three years in legal limbo, Colombia's Constitional Court ruled 6-3 that same-sex couples have a right to legally marry.
Thousands of LGBT people and allies participated in the annual Gay Pride Parade in Bogota, Colombia.
Same-sex couples in Colombia are officially out of legal limbo, as the nation's high court enacts a ruling first alluded to earlier this month.
Advocacy groups are looking to educate voters about candidates' positions on LGBT issues.
The trio have become the country's first "polyamorous family" to be legally recognized.
Claudia Lopez was elected to a position considered second in importance only to the presidency in Colombia.
"We are all universal in that we are united in love," said one of the newlyweds.
Julian Antonio Bedoya becomes Colombia's first mayoral candidate elected after campaigning as openly gay — and running with the support of a highly conservative party.
Corrupt leaders from Colombia to Hungary to Oklahoma are using us as pawns to maintain power.