Greek legislators passed a law to legalise same-sex marriage, positioning Greece as the first Orthodox Christian nation to do so.
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00:00 The Greek parliament on Thursday approved the legislation of same-sex civil marriage.
00:05 Polls showed that the majority of Greeks were in favor of the bill drawn up by the center-right
00:10 government and supported by four left-wing parties.
00:14 The Greek Orthodox Church was against it.
00:17 The bill grants full parental rights on married same-sex partners with children.
00:43 Yet it precludes gay couples from parenthood through surrogate mothers in Greece.
00:48 The issue has divided Greeks.
00:51 LGBTQI+ organizations have led the marches in support of the bill.
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