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UN divided over gay rights

Published: 19 December, 2008, 10:09


Gay parade in Cologne, July 2008 (photo by Marina Zakharova, RT)

The UN General Assembly is divided over a European statement calling for the global decriminalisation of homosexuality.

 
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