Curtea Supremă a Poloniei respinge recunoașterea căsătoriilor între persoane de același sex încheiate în UE

The Polish Constitutional Court has annulled a law that would have recognized same-sex marriages from other EU countries, contradicting a European Court ruling. This unanimous decision states that such marriages cannot be registered in Poland, which does not allow same-sex unions. The court emphasized that recognizing these marriages would conflict with the Polish Constitution, which defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman. This ruling follows a previous decision by the EU Court of Justice mandating member states to recognize same-sex marriages. The Polish government had begun implementing the law, but it faced challenges from the ruling party.