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– South Korea: Supreme Court affirms LGBT rights (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News August 5, 2017

South Korea's Supreme Court has ordered the government to allow an LGBT rights foundation to legally register as a charity, ending three years of the foundation's leaders facing discriminatory rejection from multiple government agencies.
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