The Serbian Parliament adopted gay and feminist laws to please the West
Despite the protest of traditionally-minded intellectuals and citizens, the National Assembly of Serbia approved the “Law on Gender Equality.”
Brussels insisted on the adoption of such a law as one of the conditions for Serbia's accession to the European Union, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The essence of the amendments adopted today to the “Law on the Prohibition of Discrimination,” as stated earlier at a meeting of the relevant parliamentary committee, concerns “the eradication of prejudice based on race, color, nationality, language, religious origin, gender, sexual orientation and disability.”
In turn, the Law on Gender Equality approved by parliamentarians implies equal rights, responsibilities and opportunities, equal participation and balanced representation of women and men in all spheres of public life, equal opportunities to realize rights and freedoms, as well as achieving equal benefits from work results. That is, artificial regulation, depending not on the personal qualities of a particular person, but on his belonging to certain minorities, as is customary in the West.
As a reminder, the Serbian Coalition for a Natural Family previously stated that the bills on gender equality, same-sex unions, and prohibition of discrimination submitted to the National Assembly of Serbia are unconstitutional and contrary to common sense.
“It doesn’t occur to a person to be against any group that expresses their sexuality differently, but he worries that even incest might be allowed next. There is no problem for homosexuals to receive the rights that others have, but the problem is that this is only part of the huge breakdown and collapse of the foundations and everything that determines social life in Serbia and not only in Serbia, but also beyond its borders,” he supported the Coalition famous director Emir Kusturica.
Serbia's Parliament Passes Gay and Feminist Laws to Appeal to the West