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embarrassed when one compares the intellectual quality and level of culture among the crowd of homophobic elements and modal unsophisticated savages of our "narcolegisbasura" the courtyard when engages in verbal fights seedy alley in front of Capitol brothel Puerta de Tierra in the intellectual quality and level of culture of the gentlemen and ladies in the English parliament and the English Parliament during heated debates, but in height.
rightly theirs, the European Union countries, enjoy a quality of living than ours when we are able to legislate for the human rights of the gay community as can be seen to follow.
http://www.felgt.org/temas/cooperacion-internacional/i/4646/79/resolucion-a-0028-94-del-parlamento-europeo or equivalent http://tinyurl.com Tinyurl / ym64fw
"... Considering the specific responsibility of the European Community within the framework of its activities and its powers in relation to equal treatment for all citizens, regardless of sexual orientation , General Reflections
1. Reiterates its conviction that all citizens are entitled to equal treatment irrespective of sexual orientation;
2. considers that the Community Europe is bound to ensure implementation of the principle of equal treatment irrespective of sexual orientation of people in the legal measures already taken or to be taken;
3. Also expresses its conviction that the protection of human rights should become more prevalent in the EU Treaties and calls, therefore, the institutions of the Community within the framework of institutional reform scheduled for 1996, prepare the creation of a European organization responsible for ensuring equal treatment irrespective of nationality, religion, skin pigmentation, sex, sexual orientation or other differences;
4. Calls on the Commission and the Council, as a first step to reform the human rights protection, give effect to the accession to the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights, under the work program of the Community in 1990.
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member states
5. Calls on Member States to abolish all legal provisions that criminalize and discriminate against sex between same-sex
6. Ask the age restrictions for security purposes are identical in homosexual and heterosexual
7. Calls for an end to the unequal treatment of people orientation gay legal and administrative provisions;
8. Calls to the UK to suspend the discriminatory provisions aimed at containing the alleged spread of homosexuality, thus restoring in relation to the issue of homosexuality, freedom in matters of opinion, news, information, science and art for homosexual citizens and calls on all Member States in the future, respect these rights to freedom of expression;
9. Calls on Member States, in cooperation with national lesbian and gay, and conduct action campaigns against the growing aggression of are subject homosexual persons and to ensure the prosecution of perpetrators of these attacks;
10. Calls on Member States, in cooperation with national organizations of lesbians and gays, to adopt measures and undertake campaigns against all forms of social discrimination against homosexuals.
11. Recommends that Member States take steps to ensure that social and cultural organizations of women and gay men have access to national funds in the same conditions as other social and cultural organizations that their claims are judged under the same criteria requests from other organizations and they were not hurt by the fact that women's and gay men;
The European Community Commission
12. Calls on the Commission to present a draft recommendation on the equal rights of lesbians and gays;
13. Considers that the basis of the recommendation should be equal treatment for all EU citizens, regardless of their sexual orientation, and the end of all forms of legal discrimination based on sexual orientation, and calls on the Commission to submit a report Parliament, at intervals of five years on the situation of homosexuals in the Community;
14. Believes that the recommendation should at least try to end:
§ The existence of different ages and discriminatory consent for homosexual relations. § A
persecution of homosexuality as an offense against public order or morality. § A
all forms of discrimination in employment law and on public services and discrimination in criminal law, civil, contractual and commercial. § Al
electronic storage of data on sexual orientation of an individual without his knowledge and consent, or disclosure Unauthorized or misuse of such data.
§ A prohibition of marriage or legal regimes equivalent access to the partners of lesbian or gay, the recommendation should ensure the full rights and benefits of marriage, allowing the registration of the coexistence,
§ In any restrictions on rights of lesbians and homosexuals to be parents, to adopt or raise children;
15. Calls on the Commission, in line with the opinion of the Parliament of 19 November 1993 on the proposal for a regulation amending the Staff Regulations and the Conditions of employment of other servants of the Communities on equal treatment between men and women, start the fight against discrimination based on sexual orientation supropia personnel policy;
16. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the governments and parliaments of the Member States and candidate countries ... "
Shield Zamora, Spain
http://www.noticias.info/Archivo/2004/200410/20041001/20041001_34695.shtm
or equivalent links
Tinyur http://tinyurl.com/ y6od7t
"... The European Law Students Association GLBT (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender) Smile You live Zamora the day on Friday as a day of celebration that marks a before and after in the fight for full equality between homosexuals and heterosexuals. The adoption by the Council of Ministers of the draft bill allowing marriage to couples consisting of two persons of the same sex is "a historic event for the dignity of gays and lesbians, an unprecedented move in the recognition of equality, "said the president of Smile You, Miguel Luis Miguel Prieto. The head of the Association for GLBT Rights Zamora said that this progress in the civil rights of English citizens "there is no turning back" and concerns not only gays and lesbians but to all those committed to democratic rights and equality ...
... You Smile regretted that civil recognition of gay marriage still has a single dissenting minority voice, the hierarchy of the Catholic Church, whose attitude encourages homophobia and social exclusion of gays and lesbians. Therefore, the president of the association called on Catholic leaders to stop being contrary to the public and the majority of Catholics who "are for us to get married, we can integrate on equal terms in society to which we belong. "In this regard, he recalled that opinion surveys and find that English society is overwhelmingly in favor of marriage same-sex and Catholic groups also expressed their base position in favor ... "