ქორწინების კონსტიტუციური საფუძვლების ადამიანის უფლებების საწინააღმდეგოდ ცვლილების პრობლემატიკა

Abstract

Legal relations between couples have played an important role in public life since ancient times. Marriage as a legal institution has a multifaceted impact. A number of property or personal non-property rights and duties arise with this type of relationship. Marriage provides an individual with strong levers of public recognition of the legal status of their relationship, and there is no doubt that this is a very important mechanism for the broad masses of society. This paper aims to discuss this issue in a non-standard way.
On the edge of this topic, the social status of people with different orientations and the problem of their assimilation are quite relevant. Equality is the most important constitutionally recognized right in Georgia. With this action, the legislator not only directly limited same-sex marriage but also cleared the ground for questioning the constitutionality of the same definition in the Civil Code of Georgia in the future. Thus, this novation is another clear emphasis that our state at this stage is not ready to incorporate such an important and new institution as granting the right to marry to citizens of the same sex. The second chapter of this text also serves the analysis of the mentioned issue and discussion of the real goals of the legislator.
Keywords: Right to marriage, Constitutional Court, minorities.