Psychiatrists issue statement supporting same-sex marriage ahead of SC hearing
Last month, a three-judge bench of SC led by CJI DY Chandrachud said that a batch of petitions demanding legal validation for same-sex marriages will be decided by a Constitution bench. (HT File Photo)
Ahead of the Supreme Court’s five-judge Constitution Bench deciding the validity of same-sex marriages in India, the Indian Psychiatric Society (IPS) on Sunday came out with a position statement in support of same-sex marriage, saying that LGBTQA spectrum individuals should be treated like all citizens of the country. Read more
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