The 14th Dalai Lama's views have changed over time and have been the subject of debate. The Dalai Lama has repeatedly "voiced his support for the full recognition of human rights for all people, regardless of sexual orientation." In the most recent interview with the Dalai Lama on this topic (March 10, 2014), the Dalai Lama said gay marriage is "OK", provided it's not in contradiction with the values of one's chosen religion. This is relatively consistent with a view that he gave a decade earlier. In a 1994 interview, the Dalai Lama stated: "If someone comes to me and asks whether homosexuality is okay or not, I will ask 'What is your companion's opinion?' If you both agree, then I think I would say 'if two males or two females voluntarily agree to have mutual satisfaction without further implication of harming others, then it is okay'. He has also stated, "From society's point of view, mutually agreeable homosexual relations can be of mutual benefit, enjoyable and harmless."