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Namibia Has Refused To Recognize The Marriages Of These Same-Sex Couples Who Wed Out Of Country
Namibia’s high court has refused to legally recognize the marriages of two same-sex couples who wed outside of the country.
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Namibia’s high court has refused to legally recognize the marriages of two same-sex couples who wed outside of the country.
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