LGBT families: equal rights, equal protection

This discussion paper seeks to contribute in understanding the transformation that has occurred with the recognition of LGBT families, as well as identifying their main implications in order to guarantee a proper implementation of such recognition.

Por: Diana Esther Guzmán Rodríguez | January 15, 2012

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