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Baja California lawmakers reject marriage equality bill
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losangelesblade.comLawmakers in the Mexico’s Baja California state on July 16 rejected a bill that would have repealed a constitutional amendment that defines marriage as between a man and a woman.
The proposal would have repealed the aforementioned amendment in Baja California’s constitution. Same-sex couples under the proposal would also have no longer needed to obtain a federal court ruling to marry in the Mexican state that borders California.
Mexican media reports note 15 members of the Baja California Congress voted for the proposal during a virtual session. Three Congress members voted against the measure, while seven abstained.
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Israel passes bill to start to ban conversion therapy
On Wednesday July 22 a bill to ban gay conversion therapy in Israel passed its first stage in the country’s parliament, making it the first country in the Middle East region to take steps towards banning the controversial practice. The BBC reported that religious parties are unhappy with this move, threatening the government’s already fragile coalition, and the bill must pass two more readings before it becomes official law.The bill to abolish gay conversion therapy was introduced by the openly gay leader of Israel’s Meretz party Nitzan Horowitz, who compared the practice to a form of murder.
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