THE ASIAN REPORTER
July 6, 2015
C O M M U N I T Y
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THAI RESTAURANT
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w Located on 82nd Avenue
in Portland, Oregon.
w High traffic volume area
with high income potential.
For info, call: (971) 998-8329
Located in Beaverton.
1,600+ sq. ft. $175,000.
Includes equipment & inventory.
Can help train new owner.
For info, call:
(503) 515-2866
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The Imperial Garden at Lincoln Me-
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each other. For pricing, call Linda at
(503)
652-1084
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SIX IMPERIAL GARDEN
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Established in 1970s.
A 3,000 +/- Sq. Ft. store on
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WORLDWIDE PRIDE. Filipino lesbian, gay, bisexual, and
transgender (LGBT) people march along busy Manila streets prior to a
Gay Pride rally to push for LGBT rights and to celebrate the U.S. Supreme
Court decision recognizing gay marriages in all U.S. states as a victory for
their cause. The rally was scheduled to commemorate the 1969 demon-
strations in New York City that started the gay-rights movement around
the world. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)
Filipino LGBT people celebrate
Gay Pride, U.S. court decision
Continued from page 5
said.
Same-sex unions are not
legally recognized in the
Philippines because the
country’s civil code limits
marriages to a man and a
woman.
A gay lawyer, Jesus
Nicardo Falcis III, has
challenged the constitu-
tionality of the civil code
provision on marriage, say-
ing that the constitution
does not define marriage
solely as between a man
and a woman and that the
family code itself does not
require a married couple to
have children or the ability
to procreate.
The U.S. court’s ruling
“touches the very heart of
same-sex
relationships:
that now you can marry
and live with the one you
love, your union protected
by the legal mantle of the
state,”
said
Danton
Remoto, chairman of the
LGBT Party List.
Remoto said attaining
recognition of same sex
marriage in the Philip-
pines may be achieved
partly by working for an
end to discrimination not
just against LGBT people,
but also against indigenous
peoples and persons with
disabilities.
Archbishop
Socrates
Villegas, president of the
Catholic Bishops Confer-
ence of the Philippines,
said in a statement that the
church
will
continue
teaching that marriage “is
an indissoluble bond of
man and woman.” He said,
however, that the church
won’t discriminate against
LGBTs.
The church will study the
U.S. court’s decision “with
assiduousness, and revisit
our concepts and presuppo-
sitions, always with an eye
to being faithful to the
gospel and to the mission of
the church,” Villegas said.