Polygamy


“More than two” is the next marriage frontier, admits former Dutch MP

Carolyn Moynihan | 17 March 2013
It will take a while, says gay human rights activist Boris Dittrich, but he does not rule it out.

Approaching the last taboo

Michael Kirke | 09 October 2012
Witte is content to let people have sex with however many people they want. But in marriage, he says, the state must insist that it knows best. In a wedded union, three is a crowd. Brake argues for an almost complete disestablishment of marriage. Even same-sex marriage (SSM) advocates are too restrictive for Brake in that they would confer benefits on two people alone; SSM advocates leave out “urban tribes, best friends, quirkyalones, polyamorists” and other diverse groups united by a common bond of caring.

Why promises about same-sex marriage are empty

Carolyn Moynihan | 22 August 2012
We have all heard how same-sex marriage will not affect "your marriage" or force any religious minister to marry a homosexual couple; how it has nothing to do with polygamy or incestuous relationships or "man-boy love" and so on. But how seriously should we take these assurances? Not very, if New Zealand's experience is anything to go by.

“Me too” say Aussie polyamorists

Carolyn Moynihan | 05 June 2012
The Australian parliamentary campaign for same-sex marriage received a boost last week but polyamorists are clamouring to be included.
 
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