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    This was a very just ruling," said openly gay fashion designer Wendell Rodericks. "The entire legal community was in favour, I think, of the act being declared legal if it was between consenting adults" Rodericks said. The Indian government has offered mixed messages on its policy regarding the decriminalisation of gay sex, with some ministers speaking out in favour of the petition, only to be contradicted by others in the cabinet. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
    The entire legal community was in favour, I think, of the act being declared legal if it was between consenting adults
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 5 months ago
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Indian court rules gay sex legal
  1. The government can't ignore this
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 5 months ago
  2. This is a long-awaited and incredible judgement
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 5 months ago
  3. It cannot be forgotten that discrimination is the antithesis of equality and that it is the recognition of equality which will foster dignity of every individual
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 5 months ago
  4. It's great not to be criminalised for being a human being and what you do in your bedroom
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 5 months ago
  5. The judges in their verdict spoke about inclusivity, equality and dignity. They spoke about a vision of India as an open, tolerant society and to hear all this from the Delhi High Court was amazing
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 5 months ago
  6. I feel very proud to be an Indian today. This was a very just ruling
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 5 months ago

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