Hi Melinda, On 5/24/16 7:37 PM, Melinda Shore wrote: > > Nobody here has been able to answer questions about what > would happen if someone in Ted's family were to need to be > hospitalized while visiting Singapore, what would happen if > something happened involving the police (say, a mugging or > a traffic accident), and so on. The assurances we've gotten > haven't been reassuring at all, as they've tended to take > the form of hearsay. "I'm sure it would be fine" does not > actually answer any questions. "Those laws are not enforced" > does not address family legal relationships, and so on. On this point I agree 100%. Ted's question has gone unanswered. But if that is our criteria, it seems we are eliminating almost all of Asia[1], not that we had a lot of venues to choose from to begin with. THAT is what makes this problem so knotty. I've stated this several times, but I think I failed to ask the relevant question: given that situation and the 1-1-1* policy, what would you have the IAOC do? Eliot [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_by_country_or_territory
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