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Published 14:19 10 Dec 2016 GMT
They explain that the fun campaign is designed to enlist the support of Christmas shoppers and to spread a festive message of love which they hope will reach all the way to Stormont through the use of selfies and social media.
“Christmas is a time for families, for celebrating the time that we spend together and reflecting on the past year. We want to spread a message of equality and inclusion this Christmas. That is why we are asking people to get involved in the campaign for marriage equality and make a big impact by signing our huge Christmas card to ask Santa to bring us marriage equality for Christmas,” John O’Doherty of Love Equality said.The card was signed by over 300 people on Thursday evening. https://twitter.com/Love_EqualityNI/status/807187581314154496 https://twitter.com/Love_EqualityNI/status/806935816895365121 Here's hoping Santa will deliver.
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