Milan opens first civil-union registry
CWN - September 19, 2012
The city of Milan, Italy opened a “civil union” registry on September 18, allowing the first formal recognition for same-sex unions.
The first couple to enter their names in the registry were Paolo Hutter and Paolo Oddi. Hutter, a former member of the city council, is a veteran gay-rights activists who staged same-sex “marriages” at the mayor’s office 20 years ago.
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