Entry #13850: Same-sex marriage in Guernsey

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RegionGuernsey
IssueSame-sex marriage
StatusCivil unions (marriage rights)
Start DateSep 1, 2006
End DateMay 3, 2017
DescriptionIn Guernsey, same-sex couples could have a “union civile” (French for civil union). This gave same-sex couples rights for inheritance, taxation, benefits, and next-of-kin issues.
Sourceshttps://www.gov.gg/article/121099/Union-Civile


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DescriptionIn Guernsey, same sex couples could have a “union civile” (French for civil union). This gave same sex couples rights for inheritance, taxation, benefits, and next-of-kin issues.

At the time, Guernsey was closer aligned with the established Church of England and the term “marriage” was viewed as a protected and sacred term in the Bible.
In Guernsey, same-sex couples could have a “union civile” (French for civil union). This gave same-sex couples rights for inheritance, taxation, benefits, and next-of-kin issues.
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In Guernsey, same sex couples could have a “union civile” (French for civil union). This gave same sex couples rights for inheritance, taxation, benefits, and next-of-kin issues. At the time, Guernsey was closer aligned with the established Church of England and the term “marriage” was viewed as a protected and sacred term in the Bible. same-sex couples could have a “union civile” (French for civil union). This gave same-sex couples rights for inheritance, taxation, benefits, and next-of-kin issues.

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StatusCivil unions (marriage rights)
Start DateSep 1, 2006
End DateMay 2, 2017
DescriptionIn Guernsey, same sex couples could have a “union civile” (French for civil union). This gave same sex couples rights for inheritance, taxation, benefits, and next-of-kin issues. At the time, Guernsey was closer aligned with the established Church of England and the term “marriage” was viewed as a protected and sacred term in the Bible.
Sourceshttps://www.gov.gg/article/121099/Union-Civile