The European Union (EU) announced in June that it would continue to fund Uganda, despite the country’s recent enactment of a highly contentious anti-LGBTQ+ law in May, which has drawn major worldwide attention due to its provision for the death sentence for particular same-sex acts. This move has ignited a massive outcry and backlash from the global LGBTQ+ community.
Gender discrimination in Bulgaria has left many persons in same-sex partnerships despondent. They are neither recognised nor protected.
The organisers of Belgrade Pride 2023 stated that in terms of LGBTQ+ community law, «there is absolutely no progress, and the issue of security has also worsened». The emphasis this year was on the Law on Gender Identity.
The Romanian government has disputed the European Court of Human Rights’ (ECHR) historic judgement from May, which requires the Romanian state to pass legislation recognising same-sex couples.
A statute rehabilitating gay troops who experienced prejudice went into effect two years ago, and according to the government, approximately $438,000 in symbolic compensation has been awarded thus far.
We can only hope that, in the end, the guarantees provided by the Italian Constitution for all families will triumph against unjustified legislation and detrimental judicial decisions.
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