RIGA – In a controversial move sparking widespread debate, the Latvian Parliament has voted to withdraw from the Council of Europe’s Istanbul Convention, a landmark treaty aimed at preventing and combating domestic violence and violence against women. The decision, announced on [insert date], marks a significant shift in Latvia’s stance on addressing gender-based violence and has drawn sharp criticism from human rights organizations both domestically and internationally. Critics warn the withdrawal could undermine protections for vulnerable individuals, while supporters argue it reflects concerns over national sovereignty and traditional values.
Latvian Parliament Approves Withdrawal from Council of Europe Domestic Violence Treaty
In a move that has stirred significant debate across international and domestic platforms, the Latvian Parliament has officially voted to retract the nation’s commitment to the Council of Europe’s treaty aimed at combating domestic…
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Author : Isabella Rossi
Publish date : 2025-11-15 15:55:00
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