Bermuda Becomes First Country to Repeal Same-Sex Marriage Legislation

Bermuda Becomes First Country to Repeal Same-Sex Marriage Legislation
The flag of Bermuda flies along the commercial and retail district on Front Street, November 8, 2017 in Hamilton, Bermuda. Drew Angerer/Getty Images
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Bermuda became the first country to roll back same-sex marriage legislation.

A repeal of the law was approved Feb. 7. The repeal now only allows gay couples to enter domestic partnerships. Bermuda legalized gay marriage less than a year ago, in May.

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