Parliament passed the new Croatia civil partnerships bill by a lopsided majority Tuesday.
LGBTQ Nation reports:
The Eastern European country of Croatia on Tuesday approved a law granting civil partnerships for same-sex couples. Croatia-flagThe Life Partnership Act, approved in the Croatian parliament by a vote of 89-16, grants same-sex couples many of the same rights as marriage, with the exception of adoption. Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic proposed the legislation, saying he was determined to establish legal rights for same-sex couples.
It’s a great step forward for the country’s LGBT community, but it’s not marriage, and once again adoption proves to be a sticking point…
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