Gay couple in South Korea receives state benefits, marking huge step towards LGBTQ+ equality
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Nation's supreme court ruled for equal spousal benefits to gay couple, stating denial was discrimination violating human rights, privacy, and equality. Decision signifies first legal recognition of same-sex union in South Korea.
Low support for marriage equality in South Korea despite landmark ruling; 41% approval ranking ninth out of 12 nations. Amnesty International emphasizes need for further steps to protect LGBTI rights.
Gay couple expressed joy and commitment to continue fighting for legal recognition of their marriage. It took four years to achieve dependent status, highlighting the struggle for equal rights in South Korea.
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