CANBERRA, Australia – A leading opponent of marriage equality says Australia's Parliament will legalize gay marriage this week despite some lawmakers' concerns about whether Australian cake makers should have to cater for same-sex weddings.
Government minister Peter Dutton opposes gay marriage, but said on Wednesday he accepts that Parliament must allow it because a majority of Australia voters answering a postal survey said they want marriage equality.
Dutton says his fellow leading opponents in Parliament of gay marriage agree they should not stop a bill to allow same-sex marriage from becoming law.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday over whether a baker who refused to provide a wedding cake for a gay couple was exercising artistic freedom and was exempt from Colorado anti-discrimination laws.
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