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Hungary tries to change constitution to ban same-sex couples from adopting
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Hungary has launched a fresh attack on LGBT+ people by rewriting the constitution to stop same-sex couples adopting. The government’s proposed change to the constitution says that in a child-parent relationship, ‘the mother is a woman, the father is a man’.
The move would limit adoption to married heterosexuals – banning same-sex couples and trans people. Meanwhile the Judicial Committee of the Parliament started plans to abolish Hungary’s most important equality body – the Equal Treatment Authority (ETA).
It has stood up to the government on LGBT+ issues while others haven’t. And in April the ETA criticized Hungary’s plan to ban legal gender recognition.
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US Supreme Court justice attacks marriage equality
On Thursday November 12, associate justice Samuel Alito of the US Supreme Court attacked LGBTQ+ marriage equality in a speech addressing the far-right Federalist Society group. He suggested marriage equality is at odds with the rights of non-LGBTQ+ groups, saying it is an attack on ‘freedom of speech’.
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