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En fotos: así fue la marcha LGBTIQ en India exigiendo matrimonio igualitario

Cientos de personas participaron el domingo en la primera Marcha del Orgullo desde hace tres años en Nueva Delhi, en un país donde cada día hay más presión para lograr el reconocimiento del matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo.

08 de enero de 2023 - 10:58 a. m.
New Delhi (India), 08/01/2023.- A participant during the Delhi Queer Pride 2022-23 March organized by the LGBT community in New Delhi, India, 08 January 2023. Thousands of people in colorful outfits took to the streets to support LGBT community seeking support to end to discrimination against them. (Estados Unidos, Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/HARISH TYAGI
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New Delhi (India), 08/01/2023.- A participant during the Delhi Queer Pride 2022-23 March organized by the LGBT community in New Delhi, India, 08 January 2023. Thousands of people in colorful outfits took to the streets to support LGBT community seeking support to end to discrimination against them. (Estados Unidos, Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/HARISH TYAGI
EFE - HARISH TYAGI
New Delhi (India), 08/01/2023.- A participant during the Delhi Queer Pride 2022-23 March organized by the LGBT community in New Delhi, India, 08 January 2023. Thousands of people in colorful outfits took to the streets to support LGBT community seeking support to end to discrimination against them. (Estados Unidos, Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/HARISH TYAGI
EFE - HARISH TYAGI
New Delhi (India), 08/01/2023.- People take part in the Delhi Queer Pride 2022-23 March organized by the LGBT community in New Delhi, India, 08 January 2023. Thousands of people in colorful outfits took to the streets to support LGBT community seeking support to end to discrimination against them. (Estados Unidos, Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/HARISH TYAGI
EFE - HARISH TYAGI
New Delhi (India), 08/01/2023.- People take part in the Delhi Queer Pride 2022-23 March organized by the LGBT community in New Delhi, India, 08 January 2023. Thousands of people in colorful outfits took to the streets to support LGBT community seeking support to end to discrimination against them. (Estados Unidos, Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/HARISH TYAGI
EFE - HARISH TYAGI
New Delhi (India), 08/01/2023.- A participant during the Delhi Queer Pride 2022-23 March organized by the LGBT community in New Delhi, India, 08 January 2023. Thousands of people in colorful outfits took to the streets to support LGBT community seeking support to end to discrimination against them. (Estados Unidos, Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/HARISH TYAGI
EFE - HARISH TYAGI
New Delhi (India), 08/01/2023.- People take part in the Delhi Queer Pride 2022-23 March organized by the LGBT community in New Delhi, India, 08 January 2023. Thousands of people in colorful outfits took to the streets to support LGBT community seeking support to end to discrimination against them. (Estados Unidos, Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/HARISH TYAGI
EFE - HARISH TYAGI
New Delhi (India), 08/01/2023.- A participant during the Delhi Queer Pride 2022-23 March organized by the LGBT community in New Delhi, India, 08 January 2023. Thousands of people in colorful outfits took to the streets to support LGBT community seeking support to end to discrimination against them. (Estados Unidos, Nueva Delhi) EFE/EPA/HARISH TYAGI
EFE - HARISH TYAGI
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La Corte Suprema debe examinar en marzo una demanda interpuesta por una pareja homosexual, cinco años después de haber abolido la prohibición de la homosexualidad, una ley que databa de la época colonial británica.

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