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A married couple is suing over their unregistered Austrian marriage, a Slovak man who lost his citizenship after marrying his husband is headed to the EU's top court, and the Constitutional Court has thrown out a bid for family protection. Here's where it all stands.
In one week, Poland's social insurance office started paying care allowances to same-sex spouses and the finance minister gave them the same tax rights as any married couple. The catch: it only covers marriages from other EU countries, and the right wants it gone.
A Slovak couple married in Austria in 2020 just got a rejection letter for their marriage registration — despite a CJEU ruling ordering every EU country to recognize same-sex marriages performed elsewhere in the bloc.
On May 13, ACCEPT and dozens of Romanian same-sex couples married elsewhere in the EU filed a formal administrative request demanding their marriages be recognized in Romanian civil registers. It is the first organized test of the EU's November 2025 Cupriak-Trojan ruling on Romanian soil.
