South Korea's top court recognizes some rights for same-sex couples
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South Korea's top court ruled Thursday that same-sex couples are eligible to receive the same health insurance benefits as heterosexual couples, a landmark verdict hailed by human rights groups. The Supreme Court said it ruled that the state health insurance agency's refusal to provide spousal...
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South Korea's top court ruled Thursday that same-sex couples are eligible to receive the same health insurance benefits as heterosexual couples, a landmark verdict hailed by human rights groups. The Supreme Court said it ruled that the state health insurance agency's refusal to provide spousal...
South Korea’s top court has ruled that same-sex couples are eligible to receive the same health insurance benefits as heterosexual couples, a landmark verdict hailed by human rights groups. The
The country’s Supreme Court said same-sex couples qualify for dependent coverage under the national health insurance, a decision that could have wider ramifications.
South Korea's supreme court upheld a lower court's ruling that granted LGBT couples in the country the right to spousal benefits from state health insurance.
The decision—in favor of a gay couple seeking spousal coverage for national health insurance benefits—might pave the way for recognizing same-sex marriage in the country.
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