Argentina's parliament is reportedly due to debate on legislation on same-sex unions in late 2007.
Following the institution of Civil Unions in Rio Negro and the federal district of Buenos Aires, in 2005 a judge ordered prison authorities in the province of Cordoba to allow conjugal visits between gay prisoners and their partners. The future federal bill on same-sex unions encounters the strict opposition of the local Catholic Church.
See also
- Civil unions in Argentina
- Marriage, unions and partnerships by country
- LGBT rights by country
- Homosexuality laws of the world
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Argentine-law
Other pages about Argentine law
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