Washington Puts Anti Gay Rights Law on Ballot

Opponents of expanded rights for gay couples in Washington have secured a referendum over the issue. The law, known as the 'Everything but marriage' measure, was due to come into law in June but was put on hold due to the referendum campaign. If the state's voters approve it, it will give gay couples all the rights afforded to heterosexual couples, such as adoption and child support rights. However, measures which cost the state, such as pension rights, will be delayed until 2014 due to Washington's budget problems. Full Story from Pink News

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