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Croatian government proposes new rights for same-sex couples
ZAGREB, Croatia — Less than two weeks after Croatians voted to ban gay marriage, their government has proposed granting same-sex couples new legal rights.
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Following vote against same-sex marriage, Croatia to propose civil unions
ZAGREB, Croatia — Just one day after Croatian’s voted to ban same-sex marriage, a spokesperson for Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said Monday that officials plan to offer civil union legislation that would give same-sex couples in Croatia many of the legal rights currently afforded to heterosexual couples.
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Croatians vote to ban same-sex marriage in country-wide referendum
ZAGREB, Croatia — A majority of Croatians have voted in a referendum to ban gay marriages in what is a major victory for conservatives in the newest European Union nation.
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Croatia to hold referendum on whether to allow same-sex marriage
ZAGREB, Croatia — Croatia moved Friday to hold a referendum on whether to allow gay marriages, but critics say the vote is discriminatory and gay rights groups are challenging its wording as biased and unconstitutional.
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Thousands march for gay rights, marriage equality in Croatia
ZAGREB, Croatia — Several thousand people held a gay pride march Saturday in Croatia, where conservatives backed by the influential Catholic Church want to make same sex marriage illegal, while neighboring Slovenia’s president led a similar march in his country’s capital.
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Violence, thousands of protesters bring abrupt halt to Croatia gay pride
An estimated 8,000 protesters — many throwing stones, bottles, bricks, firecrackers, and eggs — brought an abrupt end to the first gay pride to be staged in the port city of Split, in southern Croatia on Saturday.