A South Korean gay couple who won a landmark court ruling recognizing the legal rights of same-sex couples vowed to keep pushing for the legalization of same-sex marriage in the country in a recent interview with Kyodo News.The Seoul High Court on Feb. 21 ruled in favor of plaintiff So Sung Uk, who demanded the same spousal coverage as heterosexual couples from the state health insurance program.While the National Health Insurance Service has appealed to the Supreme Court, So and his partner Kim Yong Min were hopeful that their fight would help advance the cause of legalizing same-sex marri…READ FULL ARTICLE
