If men wear nail polish in Turkey, they can be punished in the future. A draft law states that behavior should be punished that does not correspond to traditional gender roles. The opposition calls the design a “threat to human rights”.
According to Media reports, the draft law must come from circles of the Turkish government and it has not yet been officially introduced. However, if he came into effect, non-heterosexual couples were in danger of punishing a symbolic marriage. The prison conditions of up to four years are mentioned in the draft.
The same -sex wedding is not allowed in Turkey. In the unofficial article that the German news agency has, also says: a person “who encourages, praises or promotes publicly to behave against the congenital biological gender and general morality” is punished with a prison sentence of a maximum of three years.
Gender measures only from 21
In the case of sexual relevant measures, the minimum age must be increased from 18 to 21 according to the depth. In addition to judicial permission and a psychological report, the affectors must demonstrate their permanent infertility through a certificate. This must give a hospital approved by the State.
This is intended to protect the “institution of the family”. The ruling AKP, the party of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, explained the “year of the family” in 2025.
The draft law is “threat to human rights”
Gökçe Gökçen, politician of the OPPOSITION CHP party, sharply criticizes the design. If a man wears a skirt or nail polish, this can already be seen as a crime, she says. She calls the design a “threat to human rights” because of his vague formulations that can include everything.
The KAOS GL organization sees several breaks in the design, which criminals “exist” of many people. It is not yet clear how and whether the draft is brought into parliament.
Source: Krone
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