HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's top court partially approved on Tuesday an appeal by LGBTQ activist Jimmy Sham for recognition of overseas same-sex ...
HONG KONG - Hong Kong's top court partially approved on Tuesday an appeal by LGBTQ activist Jimmy Sham for recognition of overseas same-sex marriages, and called for an alternative legal framework for such couples to legitimise their basic social needs.
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