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- Judges of the First Senate of the Federal Constitutional Court arrive to announce the ruling on an existing law on gay adoption rights on February 19, 2013 in Karlsruhe, western Germany.
A leading politician says conservatives shouldn’t listen to a “shrill minority” that pushes for gay rights but rather give voice to the silent majority. That is the news from Germany,
where a ruling last month by the nation’s highest court expanding adoption rights for gay couples is setting off angst among conservatives—and perhaps offering some lessons for the U.S. as it awaits its own high court rulings. . . . .
Source: http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2013/03/11/german-gay-rights-ruling-stirs-conservatives/?mod=WSJBlog
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