A court official said that Spain's constitutional court upheld a 2005 law allowing homosexual marriage and adoption after an appeal. Spain's ruling conservative Popular Party had appealed the law, passed seven years ago by a Socialist government. Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said his party objected to use of the word "marriage" in the law. Source: AFP << Mother's Age at Menopause may Predict Her Daughter's Fertili... Trial Of Two Diabetes Drugs Yields Mixed Results >> Recommended Reading In Fresh Swipe at Gay Marriage Plan Is French Catholic Church A fresh swing was taken at the Socialist government's plan to authorize gay marriage and adoption by the Catholic Church in France. READ MORE For Gay Marriage Thousands in Taiwan Rally To push for the legalisation of same-sex marriage in Taiwan tens of thousands of people marched through Taipei as the island marked its 10th annual Gay Pride event in colourful fashion. READ MORE Gay Rights Cause Confusion in France It is a sign of new times in France that Thomas, 27, wants the world to know he's proud of his "two mothers". READ MORE Divorce: Pros and Cons Divorce can be traumatic for children and create a sense of insecurity amongst them. Couples should realize that joined parenting is important even after divorce. READ MORE How to Save your marriage You can save your marriage - even when your partner insists on a divorce. READ MORE Is Life Better Staying Single or Getting Married? The stigma linked to staying single is gradually disappearing. More people opt to stay single and many even claim to be happier. But there are both advantages and disadvantages to staying single. READ MORE Most Popular on Medindia Blood Pressure Calculator Sinopril (2mg) (Lacidipine) Sanatogen More News on: How to Save your marriageDivorce: Pros and ConsIs Life Better Staying Single or Getting Married?
A court official said that Spain's constitutional court upheld a 2005 law allowing homosexual marriage and adoption after an appeal. Spain's ruling conservative Popular Party had appealed the law, passed seven years ago by a Socialist government. Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said his party objected to use of the word "marriage" in the law. Source: AFP