The Constitutional Court Rejected a Proposal to Change the Protection of Families. It Also Concerned the Recognition of Same-Sex Couples
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KOŠICE - The Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic has rejected a proposal by a group of deputies who requested that parts of the Family Act and other laws related to marriage be declared unconstitutional. The 2023 petition to the Constitutional Court sought, among other things, to extend the protection of the Family Act to families established other than through marriage and thus create space for an institute for the recognition and prote…
The Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic did not grant the motion of a group of deputies who requested to declare parts of the Family Act and other laws related to marriage unconstitutional.
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Aktuality.skThe Constitutional Court has rejected a proposal by a group of deputies who requested that parts of the Family Act and other laws related to marriage be declared unconstitutional. The 2023 submission to the Constitutional Court sought, among other things, to extend the protection of the Family Act to families established other than through marriage, thus creating...
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