A Pevian high urt has orred same-sex unns to be legally registered public rerds, markg a victory for the LGBTQ muny a untry that has been reluctant to regnize gay upl.
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- THE 10 BT CARS WHICH TO GET GAY-MARRIED
- GAY-FRIENDLY CARS: IS SUBA NUMBER ONE?
- WHAT ARE THE TOP GAY-FRIENDLY CARS?
THE 10 BT CARS WHICH TO GET GAY-MARRIED
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GAY-FRIENDLY CARS: IS SUBA NUMBER ONE?
REUTERS/Sebastian Castaneda/File PhotoLIMA, July 21 (Rters) - A Pevian high urt has orred same-sex unns to be legally registered public rerds, markg a victory for the LGBTQ muny a untry that has been reluctant to regnize gay lg, published on Friday, followed a se brought by a gay Pevian cizen who sued the registratn office for refg to rerd her 2019 marriage overseas, sayg her nstutnal rights were vlated.
WHAT ARE THE TOP GAY-FRIENDLY CARS?
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