Taiwan has made history today as it became the first place in Asia for same-sex couples to legally marry.
Lawmakers on the self-ruled island state approved a bill following two years of preparation to amend existing marriage laws which were deemed unconstitutional in 2017.
The self-governing archipelago known as the Faroe Islands have made it legal for same-sex couples to get married.
This kingdom of Denmark with a population of over 48,000 people lies northwest of Scotland and half-way between Iceland and Norway in the North Atlantic.
Even when pressed by SDGLN about the possibility of winning only a partial victory, lawyers appeared skeptical that the high court would not go all the way in endorsing marriage equality for all Americans.
A lawyer representing six South Dakota couples challenging the state's ban on gay marriage has asked a judge who declared it unconstitutional to let her ruling take effect immediately and allow same-sex weddings in the state.
