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    • The Indian Express Tags : court, delhi Posted: Monday , Sep 29, 2008 at 0025 hrs

    It is reprehensible that a democracy like ours should be among the last to accept this most fundamental of desires — the need to stop living a lie. The right to love who you love, after all, is far more significant for most people than even voting freely. And it is a human right.

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    On Section 377By: Nipun Goyal | 29-Sep-2008 Reply | Forward In the light of the fact that India is the only serious democracy in the world that still makes criminals out of its gay citizens, the Government's stand on Section 377 IPC is nothing short of a national disgrace.
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