EU nations must recognise gay marriages recorded in member states, court rules
A European court rules on Tuesday that member states must recognise gay marriages recorded in other member states after a couple who married in Germany could not register their marriage license in Poland. The refusal was "contrary to EU law" the court ruled.
A European court rules on Tuesday that member states must recognise gay marriages recorded in other member states after a couple who married in Germany could not register their marriage license in Poland. The refusal was "contrary to EU law" the court ruled.
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