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About International Rights & Immigration
Around the world, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender families face widespread discrimination. Most governments do not offer legal recognition for same-sex relationships. In addition, binational GLBT couples in many countries must cope with immigration laws that fail to recognize their families.
Marriage in Canada
A bill granting full marriage equality to same-sex couples in Canada became law on July 20, 2005. Marriage licenses are now available to same-sex couples nationwide.
International Immigration Rights
At least 16 countries recognize same-sex couples for the purposes of immigration, benefits the United States does not yet provide.
International Domestic Partnerships
Eleven countries grant same-sex partners the right to assume a range of important rights, protections and obligations.
International Marriage Rights
Countries that extend marriage rights to same-sex couples.
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