With the Supreme Court’s landmark judgment on Section 377, India on Thursday joined the league of more than 120 ওcountries that have decriminalised homosexuality.
It took 158 years for India to do away with the colonial law that was introduced in the country d♒uring the British Raj. United Kingdom Parliament had legalised homosexuality in England and Wales way back in 1967.
Scotland legalised homosexuality in 1980. The US Supreme Court ruledꦅ that same sex marriages were legal in June 2015. Nepal legalised homosexuality ๊in 2007.
According to an by the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Associat♕ion (ILGA), 72 countries and territories worldwide continuꩵe to criminalise same-sex relationships. There are eight countries- such as Iran, Sudan, Saudi Arabia and Yemen- in which homosexuality can result in a death penalty
Here is a list🐷 of countries where gay marri꧙age is legal
The Netherlands (2000)
Belgium (2003)
Spain (2005)
Canada (2005)
South Africa (2006)
Norway (2008)
Sweden (2009)
Argentina (2010)
Iceland (2010)
Portugal (2010)
Denmark (2012)
Brazil (2013)
Uruguay (2013)
England / Wales (2013)
New Zealand (2013)
France (2013)
Scotland (2014)
Luxembourg (2014)
Greenland (2015)
Finland (2015)
Ireland (2015)
United States (2015)
Colombia (2016)
Australia (2017)
Malta (2017)
Germany (2017)