Italy Blocks Hate Crime Bill After Opposition From Vatican And Far Right The lgbt rights bill faced opposition from the vatican and italy’s far right. earlier this year, italy saw an “unprecedented” intervention by the vatican, which insisted that the bill would threaten the religious freedom of the catholic church in italy. Goading mps cheer as italy’s senate blocks bill to make violence against lgbtq a hate crime. decision to block the law was called ‘one of the worst pages in the history of the italian republic’.
Goading Mps Cheer As юааitalyюабтащs Senate юааblocksюаб юааbillюаб To Make Violence Italian leader tones down divisive rhetoric but carries on. Italy has killed a landmark bill combating anti lgbtq discrimination after the vatican starkly opposed the legislation. on wednesday, the italian senate voted 154 to 131 to stop all debate about a bill that would ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity and allow those who commit hate motivated violence against lgbtq people to be charged with hate crimes, according. The bill is wide ranging, covering hate crimes against lgbtq people, disabled people, and women. until now, the leader of the far right lega party, matteo salvini, has successfully kept it off the. May 21, 2021 4:00 am cet. by hannah roberts. rome — a proposed law that would criminalize violence and hate speech against lgbt people in italy has thrown together an unlikely alliance of opponents. some feminists and lesbian associations have joined the catholic church and the political right in opposing a bill that would add gay.
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