Referendum against same -sex marriages failed in Romania
In Romania, due to a low turn, a referendum failed to amend the country's constitution, defining a marriage as a “union between a man and a woman”, which was supposed to complicate the legalization of same-sex marriages, The Washington Post reports. It is noted that only 20.41% of citizens of the country visited the popular vote last weekend, while the minimum percentage for recognizing the referendum valid is 30%. At the moment, same -sex marriages in the country are prohibited.