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South Korea's top court recognizes limited rights for same-sex couples in landmark verdict
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South Korea's top court has made significant strides in advancing gay rights, ruling that same-sex couples are eligible to receive the same health insurance benefits as heterosexual couples. The Supreme Court deemed the state health insurance agency's refusal to provide spousal insurance coverage for gay couples an act of discrimination, making Thursday's ruling final and unappealable.
The court has taken a significant step towards dismantling systemic discrimination and ensuring inclusivity for all.
Today's ruling is a historic victory for equality and human rights in South Korea.