CANBERRA - similar couples will strive to change the minds of Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, who oppose homosexual marriage partner. The activists will be doing a charity dinner with the prime minister.
Gillard will host the charity event which will be the National Press Gallery in Australia. He would sit at a table with similar couples, who campaigned to introduce homosexual marriage in the Australian stand.
A spokesman for activist GetUp! Paul Mackay won the dinner invitation was previously auctioned. Mackay expects that in this dinner, he could change his mind about marriage Gillard similar pair. So reported the Telegraph on Thursday (16/06/2011).
Australia has previously explained that only support traditional marriage that occurred between male and female couples. Apart from that, the Australian Government is violently rejected.
The plan this dinner will be done 16 days ahead as he adjusts the tight schedule of Prime Minister Gillard.
Until now, the new lesbian couples Sandy Miller and his fiancée Louise Bucke who entered the guest list. While the six other pairs are still awaiting a decision from the activist group GetUp!.
Gillard will host the charity event which will be the National Press Gallery in Australia. He would sit at a table with similar couples, who campaigned to introduce homosexual marriage in the Australian stand.
A spokesman for activist GetUp! Paul Mackay won the dinner invitation was previously auctioned. Mackay expects that in this dinner, he could change his mind about marriage Gillard similar pair. So reported the Telegraph on Thursday (16/06/2011).
Australia has previously explained that only support traditional marriage that occurred between male and female couples. Apart from that, the Australian Government is violently rejected.
The plan this dinner will be done 16 days ahead as he adjusts the tight schedule of Prime Minister Gillard.
Until now, the new lesbian couples Sandy Miller and his fiancée Louise Bucke who entered the guest list. While the six other pairs are still awaiting a decision from the activist group GetUp!.