European Commission wants EU members to acknowledge all parents

09-12-2022

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European Commission wants EU members to acknowledge all parents

EU countries must also recognise an unmarried or same-sex couple from another member state as parents of their children. That is the opinion of the European Commission. That principle also applies to member states like Hungary and Poland, which often refuse to do so.

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