Curtea Constituţională din Polonia opreşte recunoaşterea căsătoriilor între persoane de acelaşi sex încheiate în UE

The Polish Constitutional Tribunal ruled against recognizing same-sex marriages from the EU, declaring the relevant regulation unconstitutional. This decision contradicts a previous ruling by the European Court of Justice, which mandated EU member states to recognize such marriages. The Polish Constitution defines marriage strictly as a union between a man and a woman. The ruling follows a challenge from the right-wing opposition party Law and Justice, which has significant influence over the Tribunal's composition.