Hong Kong's top court on Tuesday upheld three earlier rulings that favoured granting public housing and inheritance rights to married same-sex couples, citing equality provisions in the city's mini-constitution.

Hong Kong’s top court has upheld earlier rulings that favored the granting of subsidized housing benefits and equal inheritance rights to same-sex couples, in a landmark victory for the city’s LGBTQ+ community.

Hong Kong's LGBTQ community won a major victory Tuesday as the city's top court affirmed the housing and inheritance rights of same-sex couples, ruling against the government.

Judges of the Court of Final Appeal ruled that existing policies 'cannot be justified' and are 'discriminatory and unconstitutional.'

Hong Kong court upholds housing rights of gay couples in landmark ruling for LGBT+ community - Top court dismisses government appeals and affirms equal housing and inheritance rights for same-sex coup

The Court of Final Appeal dismisses the government’s appeals seeking to preserve the discriminatory housing policies and intestacy laws.