EU Court Rules Same-Sex Marriages Must Be Recognized Across Bloc, Rebukes Poland | APT - video Dailymotion

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The European Union’s highest court ruled on November 25 that same-sex marriages must be recognized throughout the EU, rebuking Poland for refusing to acknowledge a marriage between two Polish citizens that took place in Germany.  The ruling stated that Poland violated freedom of movement and fundamental rights to private and family life by not recognizing the couple’s marriage. The case involves a couple married in Berlin in 2018 who returned to Poland and faced legal obstacles in transcribing their marriage certificate.  Pawel Knut, the lawyer representing the couple, called the decision “historic”, saying it marks a new chapter in the fight for equality for same-sex couples. Poland’s Supreme Administrative Court will now decide on the official transcription of the marriage certificate.  The ruling highlights the EU’s commitment to equality, even as Poland debates civil partnership legislation for same-sex couples amid political resistance.  #EUCourt #SameSexMarriage #LGBTQ #Poland #EU #MarriageEquality #HumanRights #Equality #EuropeanUnion #PolandNews #LGBTQRights #CivilRights #EuropeanLaw

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00:00La Cour, Grande Chambre, dit pour droit, l'article 20 et l'article 21, paragraphe 1,

00:25de la Charte des droits fondamentaux doit être interprétée en ce sens qu'ils s'opposent à la réglementation d'un État membre qui,

00:44au motif que le droit de cet État membre n'autorise pas le mariage entre personnes de même sexe,

00:51ne permettent pas de reconnaître le mariage entre deux ressortissantes de même sexe.

00:59État membre légalement conclut.

01:03La Cour public n'est pas très important que le portrait sera plus libre.

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01:38to the foreign people,

01:40to the foreign people

01:42could have been able to take the rights

01:44and the rights, which are now

01:46in different forms of the nationalities

01:48and the international law.

01:50This is open for the new

01:52new and new part

01:54to the next war

01:56to the same way.

01:58They know themselves from 20 years.

02:00They were in Poland

02:02and they were at a certain moment

02:04of their life, with respect to the new

02:06They had to take a seat, and they had to take a seat and get a seat.

02:10They were in Niemczech, they were in the company's house,

02:12they were in the family's house for 10 years.

02:15And they began, because of that, at some point of time,

02:18they decided to go back to Poland to come back to Poland.

02:21They finally came back to Poland.

02:23They wanted to continue their life in the way they had to take place,

02:27in the way they were in Niemczech.

02:29And they had to do the first step,

02:32the possibility of recognizing that they were in the family's house,

02:35Polskie organy i polskie sądy

02:37nie pozwolrib 모zyły transkrypony zagranicznego

02:39akt małżeństwa.

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