Equal Rights-End Discrimination today. Be on the right side of history.LGBT "IQ"
Channel: Fem Pride
Date: 08/02/2012

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The following countries have some of the most inclusive (same sex) federal policies toward the LGBTIQ community:
1. Netherlands (Holland): April 1, 2001, Netherlands was the first country in the world to grant full marriage and registered partnership rights for same-sex couples. 
2. Belgium: In 2003, Belgium became the second country in the world to legalize gay marriage. In 2006, couples were granted the rights to adopt and co-parent their children.
3. Spain: In June 2005, Spain gave full marriage rights to gay and lesbian people. The country kept it simple, adding just one short sentence to existing marriage law: "Marriage will have the same requirements and results when the two people entering into the contract are of the same sex or of different sexes." Excelente!
4. Canada: In June 2005 the House of Commons extended marriage rights to gays and lesbians throughout the entire country, followed by Senate approval the following month, effectively legalizing gay marriage in all of Canada in July 2005. 
5. South Africa: Gay marriage was legalized on November 30th, 2006, making South Africa the first and only country in Africa to offer equal rights for gays and lesbians. The South African constitution is one of the most inclusive in the world. 
6. Norway: On January 1st, 2009, Norway will become the sixth country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage. 
7. United States: In 2004, the state of Massachusetts legalized gay marriage. 
8. Denmark: permits registered partnerships (synonymous with "civil unions") for same sex couples. Gays and lesbians are granted all the same rights as marriage.
9. Sweden: has granted civil unions and adoption rights since 1995, making it the third country to grant this right. 
10. Iceland: legalized civil unions in 1996.

There simply can't be many who benefit from keeping another from love, or is there?  Let's make 2012 the year Americans realize it's about being a Human first.  Equal Rights for all, it's not about who you love, it's about HOW you love.  ~ FemPride.  Friend us at http://facebook.com/FemPride