A woman in Tasmania, Australia got retroactively billed for $5,000 in taxes after the country did not recognize her marriage.

(AP) Australians begin receiving their postal ballots on legalizing gay marriage from Tuesday as a new opinion poll showed that most of those who intend to vote are in favor of marriage equality.

(WB) Switzerland’s Federal Assembly on Friday will vote on a marriage equality bill that passed in both chambers on Dec. 9.

This week read about the passing of marriage equality in Taiwan, and the Hungarian Government ordering censorship on LGBT books.

Rowan County clerk Kim Davis, who was jailed in 2015 for denying marriage licenses to same-sex couples, will be touring Romania to rally support against marriage equality laws.

Two-thirds of Australian citizens, most politicians and the leaders of all major parties support marriage equality in Australia according to the Australian Equality Campaign. And now they are making moves to legalize marriage equality throughout the country.

In 1857 the Supreme Court ruled black people could not be American citizens. It led to the Civil War. Today that case is widely regarded as the worst Supreme Court decision – ever.

But one GOP candidate thinks there’s one even worse than that – the Supreme Court’s marriage equality decision in 2015.

Miami-Dade Public Schools will not be recognizing LGBTQ History Month in October, nor will 12th graders learn about two Supreme Court cases impacting the community, the Miami Herald reports.

(WB) Former Maryland Senate President Emeritus Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr., who enabled the passage of marriage equality and other LGBT rights bills in the state, died on Friday at age 78.

A Texas man is running for office in the state he previously sued for his right to marriage.