Pride season continued across the globe this weekend with events in Rome and Warsaw. People danced in a public fountain in France, where marriage equality is now the law.
June 18 2013 8:00 AM EST
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GREECE
Participants of the second gay pride in Thessaloniki kiss as they march through the city.
GREECE
Thousands of people took part in the march.
GREECE
ROME
Tens of thousands of people paraded noisily on floats through the historic streets of Rome, amid calls for Italy to follow France's example in legalizing same-sex marriage.
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
A demonstrator dressed as a nun.
ITALY
WARSAW
POLAND
A participant wears a rainbow-colored burka in solidarity with Muslim LGBT people.
POLAND
LYON, FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
VIENNA
AUSTRIA
AUSTRIA
AUSTRIA
ZAGREB, CROATIA
A woman kisses her partner dressed as a bride as supporters of LGBT rights take part in the 12th Croatian Gay Parade. Croatia has never had a same-sex marriage, but conservative activists say they want to block the possibility, after the center-left government said it was preparing a law that would enable same-sex couples to register as "life partners." Some 1,000 supporters of a conservative group calling for a referendum to ban same-sex marriage marched to Croatia's Parliament Friday to hand over a petition signed by one fifth of the EU-bound country's electorate.
LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA
Slovenian president Borut Pahor talks with participants.
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