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Out in the World: EU lays out strategy to increase LGBTQ rights throughout Europe
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Responding to hate"Too many people cannot be themselves without fears of discrimination, exclusion, or violence," Jourova said at the press conference.The commission stated in the plan that it was adopting the strategy "at a time where we are witnessing the erosion or backsliding of fundamental rights in some member states.""It is imperative that member states react quickly to reverse these new developments," the commission continued, expressing the E.U.'s desire to "be at the forefront of efforts to better protect LGBTIQ people's rights.""It's 2020, hate and discrimination of people from sexual minorities really does not belong to Europe," Jourova said.However, the commission recognizes there is much work that needs to be done to achieve.
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Estonia's liberal reputation at stake as gay marriage referendum emboldens the far-right
with initiatives such as e-residency, Estonia was the first state in the Baltics to pass a law on same-sex partnerships.But now its liberal reputation could be in trouble. The country’s coalition government, which encompasses the Centre Party, the Fatherland Party, known as Isamaa, and the far-right EKRE party has announced a referendum next spring on the constitutional definition of marriage.It is set to ask a question about whether marriage should be defined in the constitution as being between a man and women“The referendum is part of the far-right’s desire to roll back liberal policies that have brought greater equality and tolerance to our societies.
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