TEU forces Poland to recognise single-sex marriages

The Court of Justice of the European Union (TEU) ruled that Poland has a work to recognise the matrimony of 2 men legally in Berlin. It is simply a decision that can open the way to a precedent that undermines the national definition of matrimony and violates the constitutional order. The TEU considered that the Polish authorities could not refuse to transcribe the same-sex matrimony certificate, even if the Polish law clearly does not supply for specified relationships. 3 fast facts:– TEU orders Poland to recognise the matrimony of 2 same-sex Poles in Germany.– The judgement concerns not only freedom of movement, but besides the work to transcribe to the Polish register.– The Court states that the decision ‘does not affect national identity’, although it strikes Polish