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| Engaged |
Kiyo:
On
Wednesday April 17, seventy seven out of 121 members of parliament voted in
favour of amending the current 1955 Marriage Act to allow same-sex couples to
marry, making New Zealand the first country in the Asia-Pacific region to do
so. This generated excitement, applause and the singing of a traditional Maori
celebratory song from the public gallery.
Filo:
That
means New Zealand is now the 13th country to legalise same-sex marriages, after
Uruguay passed its own law last week. Countries where such marriages are legalized
include Canada, Spain, Sweden and Nigeria. Ahhh! Sorry we don’t do that in
NIGERIA.
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| Gay right supporters celebrating |
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