Latvia has postponed its parliamentary vote on ratifying the Council of Europe’s Istanbul Convention, a key treaty aimed at combating violence against women and domestic abuse. The unexpected delay comes amid political debates and rising public scrutiny over issues related to national sovereignty and family values. This move has sparked concern among human rights organizations and European officials who view the convention as a crucial tool in addressing gender-based violence.
Latvia Postpones Ratification of Istanbul Convention Amid Political Debate
Latvian lawmakers have decided to postpone the ratification of the Istanbul Convention, a key international treaty aimed at combating violence against women and domestic abuse. The decision comes amid heated political debate and rising concerns among conservative factions who argue that the treaty could conflict with traditional family values and national sovereignty. While supporters emphasize the treaty’s role in strengthening…
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Author : Mia Garcia
Publish date : 2025-11-11 23:55:00
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