Cuba is expected to organize a referendum on the new family law in September, which first refers to the legalization of homosexual marriages.

The final decision is decided by the people, but we believe that at the right time, most Cuban people will agree with this revolutionary, integrated and democratic rules, the Cuban National Assembly Secretary said that

Cuban people walk on the streets of Havana capital in June 2021.

Cuba on September 25 will organize a referendum to pass the new family law, first included the legalization of homosexual marriage and surrogacy.

LGBTQ supporters tried to legalize homosexual marriage into the Cuban Constitution in the revision in 2019, but this was not approved.

If approved, Cuba would be like 7 other Latin American countries that have approved homosexual marriage, Costa Rica, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Uruguay and most recently Chile.

The Dutch Prime Minister Rutte declared Princess Catharina-Amalia may marry any gender without having to give up the throne's successor.

The Japanese capital Tokyo will start recognizing homosexual marriages since November, after revising the current rules.