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Slovak government out to curb LGBTQ+ rights

Slovak government out to curb LGBTQ+ rights

The proposal also tightens the rules for gender change

28 gennaio 2025, 20:05

Redazione ANSA

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(ANSA-AFP) - BRATISLAVA, 28 GEN - Slovakia's government on Tuesday published a proposal for a constitutional change curbing the rights of homosexual couples and tightening the rules for gender change in the EU member country.

The proposal published on the government website also questions the superiority of EU law over national law.

Nationalist Prime Minister Robert Fico, who is often at odds with the 27-nation bloc, said Slovakia should "build a constitutional barrier against progressivism".
    He added the proposed change was motivated by "traditions and the cultural and spiritual legacy of our ancestors". "The Slovak Republic recognises only two sexes -- male and female," reads the proposal. "Sex can only be changed for serious reasons.
    Details will be set out in a law," it adds. Fico said he drew inspiration from US President Donald Trump, who said last week his government would only recognise two biological sexes. The proposal also orders schools to "only teach that which is in line with the constitution". It restricts child adoptions to married couples, the spouses of a deceased parent or, exceptionally, single people, ruling out adoptions by homosexuals. The government also wants Slovak law to have priority over EU law when it comes to values, ethics and culture. (ANSA-AFP).
   

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