Orang kafir makin banyak yang menyadari bahwa tidak ada yang salah dengan
homoseksual itu, karena telah dibuktikan secara ilmiah bahwa homoseksual itu
adalah alamiah...
Dan gereja katolik Roma juga sudah melangkah maju untuk menerima kenyataan itu.
Tapi di dar al Islam homoseksual itu masih tetap ditindas dan dipersekusi.
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BBC News Latin America & Caribbean
5 August 2013 Last updated at 01:40 GMT
Same-sex marriage bill comes into force in Uruguay
Same sex couples will be allowed to apply to marry in Uruguay from Monday,
nearly four months after a bill was approved by the country's Congress.
President Jose Mujica signed the legislation in May but it was only due to
enter into effect 90 days later.
About half a dozen couples should apply for dates at civil registry offices in
the coming days, activists say.
Following Argentina in 2010, Uruguay became the second South American nation to
pass same-sex marriage legislation.
Across Latin America, the number of countries allowing gay unions or marriages
is growing.
In Brazil, the council that oversees the country's judiciary said offices could
not deny the issue of civil union documents when gay couples wanted full
marriage certificates.
However, the issue still requires a bill to be approved by the Congress.
Mexican states
In Colombia, a judge recently ordered a notary to sign a document which - while
not being a marriage certificate - in effect gave a same-sex couple the same
rights as heterosexual couples.
Last week, Colima became the latest Mexican state to allow civil unions among
gay couples.
Mexico City and the southern state of Quintana Roo already allow gay marriages,
while Coahuila allows same-sex civil unions.
In April, Congress in Uruguay approved the bill by more than two-thirds of the
lower chamber, despite stark opposition from the Catholic Church.
The proposal had already been passed by the Senate by 23 votes to 8 a week
earlier.
It allows same-sex couples to choose the order of the surnames of the children
they adopt.
In recent years, Uruguay has moved to allow same-sex civil unions, adoption by
gay couples, and to allow gay members of the armed forces.
Uruguay's neighbour Argentina legalised gay marriage in 2010.
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