Croatians fight back against imposition of sexual “education” and same-sex “marriage”.

By J.C. von Krempach, J.D. | May 27, 2013

Like other European countries, Croatia is currently governed by a left-wing (in this case: ex-communist) government that, instead of implementing the economic reform policy that the country needs, has set the destruction of public morality as its first and foremost priority. But the population does not accept this.

This week, parents have obtained a major victory, with the Constitutional Court declaring a government-sponsored sex-education program, which inter alia alleged the “equality” and “normality” of homosexuality, as unconstitutional. The court stressed the primary role of parents as the educators of their children, which excluded this kind of indoctrination with anti-values.

At the same time, a parents’ initiative „U ime obitelji“ (In the Name of the Family) has collected 215.000 signatures in only four days in support for a proposal to change the constitution in order to clarify that “marriage” can only mean the union between one man and one women. This is a remarkable achievement in a country with only 4.5 million inhabitants. If more than 380.000 persons (i.e. 10% of the electorate) sign up to the initiative, then the government will be obliged to do what it fears most: to call a referendum that would likely set an end to all projects for introducing same-sex “marriages”.

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