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Lesbian Couple First to Wed in Oaxaca, Mexico

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Two women have become the first same-sex couple to marry in Oaxaca, after Mexico’s Supreme Court ruled that the state marriage laws were unconstitutional.

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The two women sued the state government and won the case; with the high court ruling that Oaxaca’s marriage laws limiting marriage to a man and a woman were designed to “perpetuate the species”.

The ruling is predicted to create a landslide of legislative changes throughout different states in Mexico. Same-sex marriage is legal in Mexico City.

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