Italy breaches rights over gay marriage

Italy breaches rights over gay marriage - European court

July 22, 2015 02:53

Italy violates human rights by failing to offer enough legal protection for same-sex couples, a European court has ruled.

Judges said the government had breached the rights of three gay couples by refusing them marriage or any other recognised form of union.

Italy is the only major Western European country with no civil partnerships or gay marriage.

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