The Prime Minister of Ireland has announced the rejection of proposed amendments to the Constitution aimed at modernizing the text on women and the family.
Emese Grancsa
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The proposed amendments would have extended the notion of family beyond marriage, including cohabiting relationships, and removed the idea that it is the role of mothers to fulfill 'domestic duties' in the family. However, the referendum did not attract much interest, with turnout below 50% in most constituencies.
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Irlandezii resping prin referendum modificarea Constituţiei pentru redefinirea familiei şi rolul mamelor
Irlandezii au respins eliminarea din constituție a fragmentelor care defineau femeia drept "casnică"
Eșec la referendum pentru guvernul din Irlanda, care a vrut să schimbe definiţia familiei şi să elimine referirile "sexiste" din Constituţie
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