Entry #278: Same-sex marriage in North Korea

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RegionNorth Korea
IssueSame-sex marriage
StatusBanned
Start DateOct 24, 1990
End Date(none)
DescriptionMarriage in North Korea is defined as between a man and a woman. Article 8 of the Family Law of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea states “Marriage may be done only between one man and one woman.”
Sourceshttps://s-space.snu.ac.kr/bitstream/10371/85095/1/6.%20Family%20Law%20and%20Inheritance%20Law%20in%20North%20Korea.pdf
https://www.lawandnorthkorea.com/laws/family-law-2009


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edited by Unknownmiles. Fixing status, description, and sourcing

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ValueUnrecognizedBanned
Start Date(unknown)Oct 24, 1990
DescriptionDepiction in media of affection in North Korea tend to be very rare, and no law against gay marriage exists in the constitution.Marriage in North Korea is defined as between a man and a woman. Article 8 of the Family Law of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea states “Marriage may be done only between one man and one woman.”
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Depiction in media of affection in North Korea tend to be very rare, and no law against gay marriage exists in the constitution. Marriage in North Korea is defined as between a man and a woman. Article 8 of the Family Law of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea states “Marriage may be done only between one man and one woman.”
Sourceshttp://www.refworld.org/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/rwmain?page=topic&tocid=45a5fb512&toid=45a5fc112&publisher=RFA&type=&coi=&docid=48187e26c&skip=0https://s-space.snu.ac.kr/bitstream/10371/85095/1/6.%20Family%20Law%20and%20Inheritance%20Law%20in%20North%20Korea.pdf
https://www.lawandnorthkorea.com/laws/family-law-2009
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http://www.refworld.org/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/rwmain?page=topic&tocid=45a5fb512&toid=45a5fc112&publisher=RFA&type=&coi=&docid=48187e26c&skip=0 https://s-space.snu.ac.kr/bitstream/10371/85095/1/6.%20Family%20Law%20and%20Inheritance%20Law%20in%20North%20Korea.pdf https://www.lawandnorthkorea.com/laws/family-law-2009

edited by danlev. Merging duplicate entries. Additional sources and research are needed.

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End DateNov 30, -0001(none)

edited by Daniel455907. There is a law against gay marriage

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End Date(none)Nov 30, -0001

edited by Markissik. Since there's no constitutional ban (according to the description), more correct would be Unrecognized

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ValueBannedUnrecognized

edited by GeorgieTheOrgie. Inaccurate Status

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Value(REMOVED)Banned
Special StatusN/ABanned

edited by JordanB3047

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Special StatusAmbiguousN/A
End Date-0001(none)
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  • Newer law has been passed

edited by im_h_DEACTIVATED

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Start DateSep 14, 1948(unknown)
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edited by JordanB3047

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ValueUnrecognized(REMOVED)
Special StatusUnrecognizedAmbiguous
DescriptionNorth Korean depictions of love and marriage remain heterosexist however, the North Korean government has liberalized its views on marriage and love as private matters between consenting adults.Depiction in media of affection in North Korea tend to be very rare, and no law against gay marriage exists in the constitution.
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North Korean depictions of love and marriage remain heterosexist however, the North Korean government has liberalized its views on marriage and love as private matters between consenting adults. Depiction in media of affection in North Korea tend to be very rare, and no law against gay marriage exists in the constitution.

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Value(REMOVED)Unrecognized
Special StatusAmbiguousUnrecognized
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  • Status is not correct "Ambiguous. Depiction in media of affection in North Korea tend to be very rare, and no law against gay marriage exists in the constitution."

created by bradcoffey106

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Original entry
StatusAmbiguous
Start DateSep 14, 1948
End Date(none)
DescriptionNorth Korean depictions of love and marriage remain heterosexist however, the North Korean government has liberalized its views on marriage and love as private matters between consenting adults.
Sourceshttp://www.refworld.org/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/rwmain?page=topic&tocid=45a5fb512&toid=45a5fc112&publisher=RFA&type=&coi=&docid=48187e26c&skip=0
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  • Status is not correct "Illegal"