Kansas senators oppose gay marriage bill U.S. Senate vote

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Opponents of the bill say would enshre discrimatn agast gay and transgenr people the state nstutn.

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SENATE FEATS FILIBTER ON GAY MARRIAGE BILL, PAVG PATH FOR PROTECTG SAME SEX UNNS

Tammy Baldw, D-Wis., the first openly gay lawmaker elected to the Senate. ”The legislatn me about after the nservative Supreme Court majory overturned the nstutnal right to an abortn, sparkg fears that the jtic may also revis liberal urt precents that enshre marriage rights for gay and terracial bill would require the feral ernment to regnize marriag that were valid a state when they were performed.

Passage of a measure that would protect gay marriage rights natnwi crossed a key thrhold Wednday when the Senate feated a filibter and set the stage for fal approval shortly. Wa, cludg accs to ntraceptn and gay marriage,  an opn that sparked an outcry on the to know about the Rpect for Marriage Act and the new battle for same-sex marriageThomas' opn ncurrg wh the urt's cisn to remove nstutnal protectns for abortn accs prompted the Democratic-led Hoe to pass a marriage equaly bill July, and the Democratic-led Senate to brg a bill to the floor this week.

Tammy Baldw, the first openly gay person elected to the Senate. “I have suggted to others that not only would I like to see Roe, Casey, and Griswold on ntraceptn dified but I’ve also ma clear my support for, for gay marriage years ago, ” she said.

BOTH KANSAS SENATORS VOTE NO, AS U.S. SENATE FEATS FILIBTER ON GAY MARRIAGE BILL

Fredrickson, the first openly gay man elected to the Nebraska Legislature, exprsed his heartbreak at not beg able to change the oute of the vote. "While gay marriage is already the law of the land, this bill go far beyond makg feral statute by attackg our relig eedoms and threateng to take away relig stutns’ tax exempt stat, ” Marshall said a echoed that sentiment. Wa, cludg accs to ntraceptn and gay marriage, an opn that sparked an outcry on the ' opn ncurrg wh the urt's cisn to remove nstutnal protectns for abortn accs prompted the Democratic-led Hoe to pass a marriage equaly bill July, and the Democratic-led Senate to brg a bill to the floor this week.

WASHINGTON – Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the natn’s largt lbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenr (LGBT) civil rights anizatn, praised Missouri Senate Democrats for leadg a historic filibter – now s 17th hour – to stop Republins om movg forward wh Senate Jot Rolutn (SJR) 39 – a measure that uld enshre discrimatn agast LGBT Missourians and their fai to the state gog strong sce 4:00 PM CT yterday, the pro-equaly state senators have been vigoroly fightg an asslt on equaly that’s siar to so-lled “First Amendment Defense Act” legislatn troduced other stat. The legislatn would have reckls tend and untend rolutn addrs no real problem the state as no feral or state law requir relig anizatns or clergy to sanctn or perform same-sex Human Rights Campaign is Ameri’s largt civil rights anizatn workg to achieve lbian, gay, bisexual and transgenr equaly.

”On his first day office, Bin signed an executive orr directg feral agenci to implement the Supreme Court’s Bostock lg and to enforce any regulatns banng sex discrimatn on the basis of sexual orientatn and genr inty, as last October, Bin told Philalphia Gay News publisher Mark Segal that passg the Equaly Act would ensure “no future print n ever aga roll back civil rights and protectns for LGBTQ+ dividuals. Passg the Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Fay Valu bill would further rce eedoms a untry where gay sex is already punishable wh up to three years jail, crics and activists Odoi, an amic rearcher, filed a lawsu on July 7 challengg the bill's nstutnaly, sayg would impact donor aid and other forms of fancial support.

AFTER EPIC 39-HOUR FILIBTER, MISSOURI SENATE PASS BILL CRICIZED AS ANTI-GAY

Ghana's Supreme Court on Wednday led her arguments were not sufficiently nvcg to grant an lg cleared the way for the bill, one of the harsht towards the LGBTQ muny Ai, to go through a fal stage of parliamentary approval before beg signed to May, Uganda's Print Yoweri Meveni signed one of the world's tought anti-LGBTQ laws, which spelled out the ath penalty for "aggravated homosexualy"'s bill, backed by relig and tradnal lears, clus jail sentenc of up to 10 years for advotg for LGBTQ rights. Tammy Baldw, a Wisns Democrat, the first known gay polician elected to the US Senate.

Social nservativ say the bills are necsary to protect fah-based anizatns and fah-driven bs om beg forced to ndone a practice that clash wh their such measur have been met wh fierce opposn by gay rights supporters and others, cludg proment bs that warn uld harm merce by patg the state as bigoted. Backlash agast Indiana's relig eedom law grew this week, wh opponents argug legaliz discrimatn agast gays and lbians. (Vio: Gillian Brockell/The Washgton Post)So far, that lson appears to be reverberatg natnally as several stat have recently rejected bills pated as anti-gay or anti-transgenr.

TURG BILL FILIBTERED BY TORY MISTER AMID ROW OVER HOW TO PARDON PEOPLE NVICTED UNR SCRAPPED ANTI-GAY LAWS

(Vio: Rters)Gay rights groups nmned the bill’s passage but praised the senators who held up the filibter. “Discrimatn agast LGBT people should never be sanctned by the state, and we ll on the Missouri Hoe of Reprentativ to roundgly reject this outrageo rolutn, ” Sarah Warbelow, legal director for the gay-rights group Human Rights Campaign, said a story has been updated to rrect the party affiliatn of the Geia ernor, and to remove a reference to the filibter settg a rerd. ), the first openly gay senator, wh fdg Republin support.

MO. DEMOCRATS FILIBTER RELIG-EEDOM BILL THAT CRICS SAY ULD DISCRIMATE AGAST GAYS

It sought to tomatilly pardon livg gay people nvicted unr now abolished sexual offenc relatg to same-sex relatnships.

Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs have now lled on the Sttish Government to explore legal optns to quash the nvictns and utns issued to people for now-abolished gay sexual offenc and issue pardons.

The top 15 worst untri to be gay EuropeShow all 15While no one opposed the bill and only 57 MPs supported , Mr Nilson claimed on Twter: “We heard some movg speech today om Tory MPs. We have veloped a way to do this whout givg any perceptn that the pardon vers perpetrators of sex wh a mor or non-nsensual Bryant mak an emotnal plea for further actn pardong gay men"What I would like to do today is to make a full and open offer to the honourable member to work wh officials the Mistry of Jtice and the Home Office and Stonewall to give real effect to this pardon for the ad and the livg as fairly and quickly as possible. AdvertisementSKIP Gay/Associated PrsJune 25, 2013AUSTIN, Tex.

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