9.1. How did the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights impact LGBT families’ rights in your country?
It has been positive. It has increased, or could in the future, increase LGBT families’ rights. It has been negative. It has reinforced or could reinforce homophobic positions in our country. It had no effect. I don’t know
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9.1.1.- Please explain: .
9.1.1.- Please explain:
9.2. So far, the European Court of Human Rights has not shown great willingness to state that the European Convention on Human Rights grants same-sex couples the right to legal and social recognition through registered partnership or marriage. What does your organisation believe to be the next steps for ILGA-Europe towards achieving this? (Check all that apply):
Supporting current cases on the recognition of same-sex marriage in front of the European Court of Human Rights
Supporting legal progress on individual national levels towards a European consensus on the issue
Strategic litigation that advances the rights of all couples whether married or otherwise.
Work, in partnership with other international human rights organisations, to raise awareness at the European level
Organising information seminars for member organisations on strategic litigation and lobbying strategies on LGBT families’ issues
Other Please elaborate:
9.3. Mobility: While the European Union’s Free Movement Directive (Dir 2004/38/EC) grants some mobility rights to LGBT families, they do not enjoy the right to mobility in itself. Regarding this, which of the following are important concerns for your association? Please rank them in descending order of importance (1- highest priority):
1.- Granting the right of entry and residence to family members that do not have European citizenship. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex registered partners. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex married partners Tackling incorrect or limited implementation of the Directive in partnership with member organisations Creating a European-wide awareness campaign on the issue Granting the right of free movement to same-sex unmarried/unregistered partners (especially relevant in countries where same-sex couples can not legally marry or register) Instilling a legal framework to prevent the difficulties that may arise when travelling with children that are legally tied to only one member of the couple Other. Please elaborate
2.- Granting the right of entry and residence to family members that do not have European citizenship. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex registered partners. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex married partners Tackling incorrect or limited implementation of the Directive in partnership with member organisations Creating a European-wide awareness campaign on the issue Granting the right of free movement to same-sex unmarried/unregistered partners (especially relevant in countries where same-sex couples can not legally marry or register) Instilling a legal framework to prevent the difficulties that may arise when travelling with children that are legally tied to only one member of the couple Other. Please elaborate
3.- Granting the right of entry and residence to family members that do not have European citizenship. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex registered partners. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex married partners Tackling incorrect or limited implementation of the Directive in partnership with member organisations Creating a European-wide awareness campaign on the issue Granting the right of free movement to same-sex unmarried/unregistered partners (especially relevant in countries where same-sex couples can not legally marry or register) Instilling a legal framework to prevent the difficulties that may arise when travelling with children that are legally tied to only one member of the couple Other. Please elaborate
4.- Granting the right of entry and residence to family members that do not have European citizenship. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex registered partners. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex married partners Tackling incorrect or limited implementation of the Directive in partnership with member organisations Creating a European-wide awareness campaign on the issue Granting the right of free movement to same-sex unmarried/unregistered partners (especially relevant in countries where same-sex couples can not legally marry or register) Instilling a legal framework to prevent the difficulties that may arise when travelling with children that are legally tied to only one member of the couple Other. Please elaborate
5.- Granting the right of entry and residence to family members that do not have European citizenship. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex registered partners. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex married partners Tackling incorrect or limited implementation of the Directive in partnership with member organisations Creating a European-wide awareness campaign on the issue Granting the right of free movement to same-sex unmarried/unregistered partners (especially relevant in countries where same-sex couples can not legally marry or register) Instilling a legal framework to prevent the difficulties that may arise when travelling with children that are legally tied to only one member of the couple Other. Please elaborate
6.- Granting the right of entry and residence to family members that do not have European citizenship. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex registered partners. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex married partners Tackling incorrect or limited implementation of the Directive in partnership with member organisations Creating a European-wide awareness campaign on the issue Granting the right of free movement to same-sex unmarried/unregistered partners (especially relevant in countries where same-sex couples can not legally marry or register) Instilling a legal framework to prevent the difficulties that may arise when travelling with children that are legally tied to only one member of the couple Other. Please elaborate
7.- Granting the right of entry and residence to family members that do not have European citizenship. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex registered partners. Granting the right of free movement to same-sex married partners Tackling incorrect or limited implementation of the Directive in partnership with member organisations Creating a European-wide awareness campaign on the issue Granting the right of free movement to same-sex unmarried/unregistered partners (especially relevant in countries where same-sex couples can not legally marry or register) Instilling a legal framework to prevent the difficulties that may arise when travelling with children that are legally tied to only one member of the couple Other. Please elaborate
Answer for others:
9.4. Are LGBT families experiencing mobility problems/issues in your country?
Yes No
I don´t know.
9.4.1.- If YES, which kind of problems/issues? .
9.4.1.- If YES, which kind of problems/issues?
9.5. If you have any other comments on the mobility of LGBT families in you country, please share them here:
9.6. If your association has any specific demands concerning mobility of LGBT families, please share them here:
