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Lawsuit to broadcast Family Law sessions delayed until October 4
The Administrative Court at the State Council has determined that the sessions discussing the Family Law, which were referred from the government to the House of Representatives, must be held publicly to ensure the public's right to access the proceedings. This aligns with the constitution and parliament laws that emphasize the openness of sessions. The first hearing of the case demanding the broadcasting of these discussions has been postponed to October 4th. The lawsuit aims to promote transparency in parliamentary debates, particularly concerning amendments to the Family Law related to custody arrangements and the reduction of the custodial age.
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