Activists in Chile filed a lawsuit for the right to marry before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and to avoid being sued, the country signed an agreement that they will begin studying a marriage bill in September to rally enough support and hold a vote by the first semester of next year at the latest.

http://www.publimetro.cl/nota/cronic...KAINBOPEN0SKE/




Update: the bill will let married couples and those in civil unions adoption

Slay Chile, one country at a time

LuLuDrops his impact.

winning at gay marriage and soccer. When will Mexico

wow, I didn't know brazil legalised gay marriage

but great job to chile

It was Brazil's Supreme Court who did it, two years before the US. Ha impact.

Guyana, Bolivia and Paraguay need to get with the times

The complete details of the agreement were made public today:

Full adoption rights for married couples and those in civil unions
Easier gender change laws
Tougher anti-discrimination laws