Hong Kong top court upholds rulings protecting inheritance, housing rights for same-sex couples
Briefly

"The challenged policies cannot be justified," Chief Justice Andrew Cheung stated, emphasizing the court's stance that no evidence was provided to show how opposite-sex couples would be affected by policy changes.
Justice Roberto Ribeiro and Justice Joseph Fok pronounced that the provisions concerning inheritance laws are discriminatory and unconstitutional, reflecting the court's commitment to equality for same-sex couples.
Nick Infinger, a key figure in the legal challenge, expressed that the rulings affirm that same-sex couples not only can love one another but also deserve the right to live together.
The Court of Final Appeal's decision signifies a monumental shift in Hong Kong, ending years of legal battles and moving towards greater acceptance and recognition for LGBTQ+ rights.
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