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en francais ca donne : L'Australie se prépare à reconnaître les mariages entre couples de même sexe, à condition qu'à l'époque du mariage, les époux aient été de sexe opposé. La nouvelle législation a pour objet de ne plus imposer à un couple marié la dissolution du mariage si l'un-e des partenaires change de sexe.

Voila une loi que la France ferait bien de suivre. En effet rien de plus débile que de forcer un couple a divorcer alors que ceux ci s'aiment et non aucunes volonter de se séparer. Tout cela pour ne pas entèriner un mariage qui deviendrais un mariage homo.

Law will recognise some marriages
Written by Peter Hackney
Wednesday, 18 February 2009 09:22
Australia is set to recognise same-sex marriages from July this year – with a catch.
From July 1, the Federal Government will legally recognise same-sex marriages in cases where the marriage was originally registered between a male and a female, and one partner subsequently transitions.

The change, brought about by the Same Sex Relationships (Equal Treatment in Commonwealth Laws) Act 2008, means that after that July 1, there will be legally-recognised same-sex marriages in Australia.

Previously, couples in this situation faced ‘state-enforced divorce’ as their marriages were dissolved when one partner transitioned.

The change in policy was confirmed by the Federal Attorney-General’s Department in a letter to Kathy Noble, founder and president of Changeling Aspects, a Queensland-based support group for transsexuals.

In a letter to Noble dated January 19 this year, Peter Arnaudo from the department wrote: “While the reforms do not expressly address the sex or gender diversity of specific individuals, they ensure that ... a transgender individual who remains married after surgery will not be deemed to be no longer married, as a result of the reforms.

“The effect of the reforms is that such an individual will receive the same treatment regardless of whether they are considered to be a member of the same or opposite sex.”

Noble told SX: “I feel that the solution as outlined in the letter from the Attorney-General’s office is the best outcome under the current circumstances. It means that previous rights under the Marriage Act , which were lost to both the trans person and their spouse, will now be returned from July 1.”

She cautioned, however: “This is no way means that any other same-sex couples will be recognised. What it does mean, however, is that some – a very small number of – same-sex couples will be recognised as legally married, while all the others won’t.”

Clinician and spokesperson for Sex and Gender Education (SAGE) Australia, Dr Tracie O’Keefe DCH, cautiously welcomed the news.

“It is fantastic news for transsexual, transsexed and partially intersexed people who do not want to be disadvantaged by dissolving a legally functioning marriage, should they need to readjust their sex and gender identity,” she told SX.

However, she added that it was but a small change among many that needed to be made.

“This is just a small change in the kind of changes that need to be made in Australia to give sex and gender diverse people of all kinds the equal rights enjoyed by the average citizen,” she said.

“Sex and gender diverse people are still treated in Australia as second-class citizens.”

Meanwhile, same-sex lobby group, Australian Marriage Equality, said that while the development was welcome, it served to highlight the “ridiculous” nature of Australia’s same-sex marriage ban.

“We currently have a ridiculous situation whereby opposite-sex couples can marry, but same-sex couples can’t. Now, we’ll have opposite-sex couples and a small number of same-sex couples allowed to marry, while other same-sex couples can’t. It’s just ridiculous,” a spokesperson said.

Federal Attorney-General Robert McClelland failed to respond to questions from SX on the matter by press time.

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tg = tete de gondole. dsl déformation professionnelle

Faisant du droit, ce genre de meusurettes anglo-saxonnes me parait difficilement importable en France.

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Nous sommes en 2009

La planete entiere est entrée dans la modernité
A Cuba on opere et on change le nom des trans gratis
En chine la transsexualité se propage a la meme vitesse que les fast food

L'espagne depuis des année a donné des droit civiques aux LGBT
Pareil dansla plupart des pays modernes

Meme Schazeneiger est devenu hyper cool avec les gays

Toute la planete sent souffler un vent nouveu

toutes ? non!
Un petit village peuple d'irreductibles gaulois resiste encore et toujours a la logique et aux droits de l'hommes

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«Courage is contagious» [ Julian Assange - WikiLeaks ]
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