Gay Marriage in your Nation?

[Qandaristan]

Gay Marriage and Homosexuality itself is forbidden in Qandaristan. The punishment will be execution.

[Sancti Adelia]

The constitution of Sancti Adelia limits marriage between a man and a woman, but people of the same sex can be in a civil union.

[Soviet Haaregrad]

SSM has been recognized since 1934.

[Zawaab]

It is currently criminalized, but legal in one governorate.

[Gutium]

Gay marriage is illegal in Gutium. Homosexual relationships are legal as long as they are private and any intimate acts are done in one's own residence.

[Floydian Britannia]

Gay marriage, while socially frowned upon by the conservative elite and certain population groups (primarily the Hindu and Muslim majority), is not criminalized in Floydian Britannia. Homosexuality laws, especially those pertaining to gay marriage, are enforced at the provincial level, meaning that certain major presidencies of the country have legalized it (Bombay and Madras presidencies, for example) while others have it criminalized (Punjab and Assam presidencies, for example)

[Securitan]

MARRIAGE OF ANY KIND IS UNKNOWN IN GLORIOUS SECURITAN.

[Arvenia]

Arvenia accepts gay marriage for no reason.

[Seylland]

Legal and recognized.

[Teire]

Marriage between any two willing and consensual humans is legal is the Tierean Empire.

[Pays den haut]

Outlawed and not even thinkable. Being gay is chargeable of death penalty and anyone found guilty of being gay is beheaded.

OOC: Sorry if I'm offending anyone, i'm not homophobe and gay marriage is legal in my other nations. Pays d'en Haut is really backward.

[Hussaeria]

Same-Sex Marriage is illegal and socially un-acceptable in Hussaeria. The Majority of the population in Hussaeria are staunch Roman-Catholics, and consider homosexuality nothing more than bitter sodomy, vile and disgusting sexual acts that are not used for pro-creation. While homosexuals are uncommon within the country, you may not be arrested for committing homosexual acts, although religious leaders are pushing for a law regarding it. Whether or not the law will be approved by the Royal Council though, is questionable.

[Aeiouia]

We are confused. Why would we make certain types of biological people incapable of legally marrying their spouses? There is no logical reason for enacting such a restriction, and the countries that outlaw it baffle us.