Estonian politicians have recently expressed concerns regarding the Istanbul Convention, a framework designed to protect children and women from violence. Claims that Estonia no longer needs the agreement, characterizing it as a “Trojan horse” introducing “sex ideologies,” are inaccurate. The Istanbul Convention does not alter Estonian family law. It does not mandate a neutral society nor does it challenge the established role of the family as a foundational element of society. Topics: #not #istanbul #convention Post navigation The North Sakala County Council elected new leaders A woman from Saaremaa was cheated out of over 33,000 euros
This is a concerning attempt to undermine an important international effort to safeguard vulnerable populations. Reply