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More from EsquireMag. In the Philippines, God is king, and the Catholic Church has staunchly opposed same-sex marriages around the world. In response to that, civil unions were formed as a way of legally recognizing a union between two same-sex partners with the almost all the rights of marriage. Largely considered the first step toward same-sex marriages, civil unions are making progress in the Philippines after Speaker of the House of Representatives Pantaleon Alvarez filed a bill to legalize civil unions for same-sex and opposite-sex couples in

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CNN The Philippines' highest court has dismissed a petition to allow same-sex marriage, ruling that the applicant doesn't have a partner and therefore can't claim to be a victim of existing laws. Chat with us in Facebook Messenger. Find out what's happening in the world as it unfolds. A couple hold hands wrapped in a rainbow flag during a pride march in Marikina City, east of Manila on June 30, Jesus Falcis, a year-old radio show anchor and attorney, sought to declare Articles 1 and 2 of the Family Code unconstitutional.

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Philippine Supreme Court Considers Same-Sex Marriage

In the Philippines, there is a divide on the consensus on the general perception towards the LGBT community. Despite this, LGBT people in the Philippines still highly experience discrimination and disadvantages in comparison to the heterosexual population. In the classical era of the islands, prior to Spanish occupation, homosexual individuals usually but not always became babaylan , which are traditionally feminine shamans of the animistic religions. They functioned as healers, mediators, and highly respected spiritual leaders of the communities on par with the ruling nobility. These shamans, however, were persecuted during the conversion of most Philippine ethnic groups into Christianity and Islam, resulting in the discrimination faced by the LGBT community in the present-day.

Jesus Nicardo Falcis III, the attorney who initiated the petition in and identifies as a homosexual, had no legal standing in the case since he himself had not applied for a marriage license, the court said in its decision Tuesday Sept. Rather, marriage is defined in the Family Code of the Philippines as a union between a man and a woman. Falcis has petitioned to have Articles 1 and 2 of the Family Code of the Philippines nullified. The articles not only prohibit marriage but also various other rights Falcis said are due same-sex couples.