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Home at Last: 30 years of LGBTQ Asylum
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nclrights.orgIn 1994, the United States granted asylum to an individual on the basis of sexual orientation for the first time. This opened the door for LGBTQ immigrants facing persecution in their countries of origin to seek protection as refugees and asylees.
Thirty years later, immigration continues to be central to our political discourse and remains a focus in the presidential election.
In response to the US allowing asylum claims from LGBTQ immigrants, the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) immediately established our Immigration Project, now called Hogar [Home] – Legal and Practical Support for LGBTQ Immigrants in 1994.
Since then, the Immigration Project has advanced immigration law and assisted thousands of LGBTQ immigrants in obtaining legal status in the U.S.
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Japan's Ban on Same-Sex Marriage Ruled Unconstitutional
marriage equality in Japan, the only Group of Seven (G7) country that has yet to legally recognize same-sex unions.Described by the court as a "a groundless legal discrimination based on sexual orientation," the ruling states the law violates the constitutional guarantee of right to equality, as well as individuals' dignity and equality between sexes.In its ruling, the court argued that the ban constitutes "discriminatory treatment" based on sexual orientation, with no legal grounds for denying LGBTQ+ couples the right to marry.The court highlighted that marriage laws in Japan fail to respect "individual dignity" and the principle of equality, enshrined in Articles 14 and 24 of the Japanese Constitution.Damages have been sought by the plaintiffs for the violation of their rights. At present, they have been denied financial compensation—a common outcome in similar rulings.The decision drew cheers outside the courthouse from supporters and allies.They waved banners at the scene calling for marriage equality and further action saying: "Further advance toward marriage equality!" and "No more waiting for legal revision!""This decision marks a critical step toward marriage equality in Japan and offers renewed hope to same-sex couples across the country," said Boram Jang, an East Asia researcher with Amnesty International, who has followed the legal battles closely."This case is also a reminder of the lengthy and fragmented legal battles couples must endure to exercise rights to equality that should already be protected.
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