The Human Rights, Minorities and Racial Equality Commission approved, this Wednesday (13), the bill that guarantees civil marriage between people of the same sex.
The text now goes to the CCJ (Constitution, Justice and Citizenship Commission) and, if approved, will be forwarded to the plenary. The union between people of the same sex was in 2011.
Bill 580/2007 was originally presented by the former deputy (1937-2009).
The proposal had already been analyzed by the Social Security, Childhood, Adolescence and Family Commission, in October 2023. The then rapporteur of the bill in the commission, federal deputy Pastor Eurico (PL-PE), rejected the original version and suggested a change in the Civil Code for the .
Rapporteur of the current version of the project at the Commission on Human Rights, Minorities and Racial Equality, the deputy (-SP) celebrated the approval of the proposal
“This is a fundamental right not only to marriage, but to citizenship, to the dignity of LGBTQIA+ populations in this country. The right to love, the right to security, the right to basic rights, such as receiving inheritance, sharing health insurance and among many other rights,” he stated.
“And one of these advances is the guarantee of the essential right to each and every individual. Not only the LGBTQIA+ community, but when we set back the rights of the black population, the rights of the LGBTQIA+ population, consequently, other rights are also threatened. This It’s a glorious afternoon for our community.”
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