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. >> a former judge of the delhi high court agrees. fighting it is against india's culture. nd 20 other judges wrote to the supreme court against the proposal. >> what is same-sex marriage? an abnormality. marriage should be between a man and woman. how can same-sex couples adopt? >> why should society interfere? >> are they not part of the same society? >> if they are, shouldn't they have the same rights? >> that is only if they comply with existing societal norms. >> it took 70 years for the supreme court to legalize gay sex in 2018. people thought the right to marry might not be far behind. it is rare to see members of the lgbtq+ immunity claim public spaces like this in a country like india where public stigma and have you are still very much associated to sexual identity. gatherings like these show streth. >> global estimates say the community is now 10% of india's population. the decision is not just about same-sex marriage. also, about path the country takes for equal rights. bbc news, delhi. >> this is basque rock off the east coast of scotland home to the world's lar

a formerjudge of the delhi high court agrees. the justice claims its against india's culture. urt against the proposal. translation: what is same sex marriage? i it's an abnormality. a marriage should be between a man and a woman. how can same sex couples adopt? but why should society interfere? are they not part of the same society? so if they are part of the same society, then shouldn't they have the same rights? translation: but that's only if they comply - by the existing societal norms. it took 70 years for the supreme court to legalise gay sex in 2018. the verdict triggered hope that the right to marry might not be far behind. it's rare to see members of the lgbtq+ community claim public spaces like these in a country like india, where social stigma and taboo are still very much associated with sexual identity. people over here say that gatherings like these are a show of strength. global estimates say the community is now 10% of india's population. this decision is notjust about same sex marriage, but also about the path the country takes for equal rights. arunoday mukha

a formerjudge of the delhi high court agrees. justice sa claims it's against india's culture. me sex marriage? it's an abnormality. a marriage should be between a man and a woman. how can same—sex couples adopt? but why should society interfere? are they not part of the same society? so if they are part of the same society, then shouldn't they have the same rights? but that's only if they comply with the existing societal norms. it took 70 years for the supreme court to legalise gay sex in 2018. the verdict triggered hope that the right to marry might not be far behind. it's rare to see members of the lgbtq+ community claim public spaces like these in a country like india, where social stigma and taboo are still very much associated with sexual identity. people over here say that gatherings like these are a show of strength. global estimates say the community is now 10% of india's population. this decision is notjust about same sex marriage, but also about the path the country takes for equal rights. arunoday mukharji, bbc news, delhi. the dutch prime minister has been meeting

a formerjudge of the delhi high court agrees. thisjustice claims its against india's culture. eme court against the proposal. translation: what is same sex marriage? i it's an abnormality. a marriage should be between a man and a woman. how can same sex couples adopt society? but why should society interfere? are they not part of the same society? so if they are part of the same society, then shouldn't they have the same rights? but that's only if they comply by the existing societal norms. it took 70 years for the supreme court to legalise gay sex in 2018. the verdict triggered hope that the right to marry might not be far behind. it's rare to see members of the lgbtq+ community claim public spaces like these in a country like india, where social stigma and taboo are still very much associated with sexual identity. people over here say that gatherings like these are a show of strength. global estimates say the community is now 10% of india's population. this decision is notjust about same sex marriage, but also about the path the country takes for equal rights. arunoday mukhar

a formerjudge of the delhi high court agrees. claims it's against india's culture. sal. translation: what is same sex marriage? i it's an abnormality. a marriage should be between a man and a woman. how can same sex couples adopt society? but why should society interfere? are they not part of the same society? so if they are part of the same society, then shouldn't they have the same rights? but that's only if they comply by the existing societal norms. it took 70 years for the supreme court to legalise gay sex in 2018. the verdict triggered hope that the right to marry might not be far behind. it's rare to see members of the lgbtq+ community claim public spaces like these in a country like india, where social stigma and taboo are still very much associated with sexual identity. people over here say that gatherings like these are a show of strength. global estimates say the community is now 10% of india's population. this decision is notjust about same sex marriage, but also about the path the country takes for equal rights. arunoday mukharji, bbc news, delhi. now, w