Slovak constitutional change promotes anti-LGBTQ ‘national identity’
Summary
Slovakia's parliament approved a constitutional change limiting the rights of same-sex couples. The amendment recognizes only male and female genders and impacts adoption rules, challenging EU laws. Critics say it conflicts with international obligations and harms Slovakia's EU relations.Key Facts
- Slovakia's parliament passed a constitutional amendment on same-sex couple rights.
- Only male and female genders are recognized by the amendment.
- Adoption is restricted to married couples, with few exceptions.
- The amendment was supported by 90 votes in the 150-seat parliament.
- The change suggests Slovakia's national law can override EU law.
- Critics, including Amnesty International, warn of potential discrimination impacts.
- The amendment adds tension to Slovakia's standing within the EU.
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