Globe & Mail, June 25, 2010: The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that countries are not obliged to allow gay marriage, rejecting a bid by an Austrian couple to force the state to let them wed. The court said the rights of Horst Michael Schalk and Johann Franz Kopf had not been violated by their inability to get married. [Keep reading here.]
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EU Court: Homosexual Marriage is Not a Right
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