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Switzerland legalises same-sex marriage

06-07-2022

Central Europe

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Switzerland legalises same-sex marriage

Wedding cake. Photo AFP, Fabrice Coffrini

Central Europe

Same-sex couples are now allowed to marry in Switzerland. On Friday, the Swiss government declared marriage "open to everyone". Switzerland is one of the last West-European countries to legalise same-sex marriage.

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