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Equal marriage

The latest news and comment on same-sex, equal or gay marriage

July 2024

  • The Church of England General Synod in York

    Church of England moves closer to services of blessing for same-sex couples

    The archbishop of Canterbury urged traditionalists not to abandon the church over the move

March 2024

  • Andrew Wale (left) and Neil Allard holding glasses of red wine

    ‘We can’t rest on our laurels’: couples on 10 years of equal marriage in England and Wales

  • Gary Nunn

    On the 10-year anniversary of equal marriage in Britain, I’m thinking of my dad, and the long road to acceptance

    Gary Nunn
  • Tracey and Lisa

    Today in Focus
    Ten years of equal marriage – what has it changed?

  • Protester with placard

    Greek Orthodox church calls for excommunication of MPs after same-sex marriage vote

February 2024

  • A rowd of people embrace each other and smile, with rainbow flags being worn and waved.

    Greece becomes first Orthodox Christian country to legalise same-sex marriage

    Lawmakers in the 300-seat parliament voted for the bill drafted by centre-right government despite church officials’ objections

January 2024

  • Chair of Ireland’s Electoral Commission, Marie Baker, flanked by chief executive Art O'Leary, left, and Tim Carey, head of electoral operations, at the launch of the campaign in Dublin.

    Ireland kickstarts vote on constitution’s wording about women and family

  • Marielle Tuum hugs Annika Unkauf by a pond

    Same-sex couples able to marry in Estonia from New Year’s Day

December 2023

  • Pope Francis at his weekly general audience at the Vatican.

    Pope Francis’s small step on gay rights should be welcomed

  • Matt Cain

    So Pope Francis has deigned to ‘bless’ gay couples? That’s not a blessing, it’s an insult

    Matt Cain

November 2023

  • Happy newlywed gay couple standing outdoors.

    Church of England’s ‘blessings’ for gay couples are not enough

    Letters: Progressive clergy will claim the synod vote is a victory, but the reality is far less than promised, writes Rev Andrew Foreshew-Cain. Plus letters from Rev Katie Welborn van Santen, Darren Hackett and Dr Andrew Wilshere

September 2023

  • Fleur (left) and Julian’s wedding in Paris

    A moment that changed me
    A moment that changed me: my wife and I had resolved to marry 22 times. Her death was devastating

    We were only four weddings into an art project to champion equal rights for LGBTQ+ people. But at least on paper I was able to finish the project – and keep her memory alive

May 2023

  • Lawyers and supporters celebrate after ruling at Nagoya district court in central Japan

    Japan government under renewed pressure to end same-sex marriage ban

  • Actor Stephen Fry

    Only the government stands in the way of humanist marriage

April 2023

  • Yulia (left) and Tetiana getting married.

    ‘Something special’: same-sex couple wed in UK year after fleeing Ukraine

  • Protesters outside a court in Tokyo, which rejected a claim for damages by same-sex couples in November 2022.

    ‘It’s like we don’t exist’: Japan faces pressure to allow same-sex marriage

February 2023

  • Kate Forbes

    Kate Forbes defiant despite backlash over equal marriage views

    Politician hoping to become SNP leader says public are ‘longing for a politician to answer straight questions with straight answers’
  • Church of England same-sex partnerships<br>The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby (centre right) speaks LGBT+ campaigners and their allies gather outside Lambeth Palace, south London, ahead of a reception for parliamentarians to demand an end to the discrimination against LGBT+ people in the Church of England. Plans to allow the blessing of same-sex civil marriages for the first time were outlined lastweek, but the position on gay marriage will not change and same-sex couples will still be unable to marry at church. Picture date: Monday January 23, 2023. PA Photo. See PA story RELIGION Marriage. Photo credit should read: Yui Mok/PA Wire

    Parliament’s part in the C of E’s rifts on equality for women and gay people

    Letters: Westminster interference over women priests left a legacy that is still felt today, says April Alexander, while Andy Foster says equality for LGBTQ+ people in the church must become law
  • Jayne Ozanne

    One side of the C of E preaches LGBT+ acceptance, the other says I’m going to hell. This can’t go on

    Jayne Ozanne
    ‘Blessing’ LGBT+ people instead of allowing equal marriage is just the latest round of Church of England can-kicking, says Jayne Ozanne, an elected member of the General Synod

January 2023

  • Activists from the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement at the general synod in London in 2017

    C of E bishops’ compromise on same-sex marriage will not settle painful divisions

    Archbishop of Canterbury acknowledges the proposals are likely to displease both conservatives and progressives
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