<p>Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has initiated a constitutional review to strengthen national legislation in line with European norms, particularly on issues of national identity such as family and gender policy. The proposed amendment recognizes only two genders and requires compliance with the constitution in education, but is being challenged by opponents and legal experts as it would contravene international commitments. Critics say the initiative could weaken relations with the EU and affect human rights in Slovakia.
Sources
Premierul slovac vrea o revizuire a Constituţiei care va afecta și mai mult relația cu UE. Ce schimbare va face Fico în legea supremă
Premierul slovac propune o revizuire a Constituţiei ce riscă să-l aducă în conflict cu Bruxelles-ul prin declararea întâietăţii legislaţiei slovace în faţa celei europene în chestiuni de „identitate naţională”, precum familia şi politica de gen
Latest News
12:13
A woman from the Republic of Moldova suffered severe burns after her home in Orhei was engulfed in flames during the night
12:07
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces that a Romanian citizen was injured in the railway tragedy in Spain
12:03
A German train that was delayed by 13 minutes was not allowed to enter the station in Zürich, Switzerland
11:54
Natalia Intotero announces the reorganization of Romsilva and the establishment of a working group to amend the Forestry Code
11:47
The mayor of Oslo calls for Russian athletes to be excluded from the winter competitions in Holmenkollen, against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine
See more news