MEPs regret outcome of referendum banning same-sex marriage 2nd December 2013 97 0 0 In yesterday’s referendum, two thirds of voters in Croatia opted to define marriage as ‘matrimony between a man and a woman’ in...
MEPs support Croatian campaign against restrictive definition of marriage 28th November 2013 100 0 0 This Sunday, Croatian citizens will be called to vote on whether to alter the constitution to define marriage as ‘matrimony between a man...
Croatia: MEPs regret Church-led referendum on marriage 18th November 2013 117 0 0 On 1 December, Croatian citizens will be called to vote on whether to alter the constitution to define marriage as ‘matrimony between a man...
European Parliament takes stock of LGBT rights in Western Balkans and Turkey 22nd April 2013 74 0 0 Last week the European Parliament adopted five of its annual progress reports for candidate and potential candidate EU countries. MEPs addressed...
Summary: Roundtable on LGBT Rights in the Western Balkans 26th November 2012 96 0 0 On 22 November, the Intergroup hosted a roundtable on LGBT Rights in the Western Balkans where MEPs and the Commission exchanged with LGBT...
New EU accession reports: LGBT rights in South-Eastern Europe, Turkey and Iceland 11th October 2012 97 0 0 The European Commission’s annual reports on accession countries were published yesterday, and include important information on the situation...
European Parliament calls on Croatia to adopt national action plan for LGBT rights 1st December 2011 98 0 0 Today the European Parliament adopted a resolution on the accession of Croatia to the European Union. Among other requirements, the text calls on...
Priority question to the Commission and Council: Hate violence at Split Pride in Croatia 16th June 2011 112 0 0 Today the Co-Presidents of the LGBT Intergroup tabled two priority written questions on the recent violence at Split Pride in Croatia, and how...
Unsafe pride event in Croatia casts shadow over accession prospects 13th June 2011 111 0 0 On 11 June, the first LGBT pride march in Split, Croatia, was met with violence from a crowd of an estimated 2,000-10,000 right-wing extremists...
