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Hungary amends Constitution to recognize parents as male and female -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© Xinhua/Attila Volgyi via Getty Images Kossuth Square where the Parliament building stands in central Budapest, Hungary. In an effort to protect traditional Christian values amid the world s rapidly evolving mores, lawmakers in Hungary amended the definition of family in its constitution Tuesday to stipulate that a mother is a woman, and a father is a man, effectively banning adoption by same sex couples. The ninth amendment to Hungary s constitution now also protects a child s right to identify with their gender at birth, and right to an upbringing based on Hungary s constitutional identity and Christian culture. The government-sponsored amendment passed with 134 votes in favor, 45 against, and with five abstentions.

Hungary Rejects Gender Theory in Constitutional Amendment

Hungary Rejects Gender Theory in Constitutional Amendment 17 Dec 2020 The Hungarian parliament passed a measure this week amending the national constitution to more clearly enshrine the meaning of family and gender as traditionally understood. In direct opposition to gender theory, the amended text states that “Hungary protects children’s right to an identity conforming to their birth gender and ensures education in accordance with the values ​​based on Hungary’s constitutional identity and Christian culture.” The constitutional amendment Hungary’s ninth spells out the definition of family as “based on marriage and the parent-child relation. The mother is a woman, the father a man,” in what pro-family organizations are hailing as a victory for marriage in the midst of an increasingly hostile and ideologically charged environment.

Hungary passes law banning same-sex couples from adopting children

The constitutional amendment reads: Hungary defends the right of children to identify with their birth gender and ensures their upbringing based on our nation s constitutional identity and values based on our Christian culture. In passing the law, the Hungarian government also took a swipe at Western nations and liberal philosophies in general. Politicians in the country say the measures have been brought in to counteract new ideological processes in the West and to protect children against possible ideological or biological interference . Human rights groups across Europe have condemned the new laws. This is a dark day for Hungary s LGBTQ community and a dark day for human rights, according to David Vig, director of Amnesty Hungary.

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