The Italian gay community will move to Albania in a few months. Another European country is showing Italy what it means to grow in terms of civil and social rights.
Speaking in parliament, Prime Minister Sali Berisha called discrimination against gays "unacceptable," explaining that the adoption of a law on the matter would bring Albania closer to Europe. Furthermore, the Albanian government, according to what was reported by Berisha's cabinet, is considering the legalization of same-sex marriages..
Only in Italy is politics, both right and left, incapable of even discussing the rights of homosexual people. and now we are the last European country where homosexual families have no recognition.
This means that in the coming months, as a sign of this tangible cultural and social transformation, we will organize boats to cross the Adriatic and build our relationships in this Balkan country.
Aurelio Mancuso, national president of Arcigay