Irish voters overwhelmingly said ‘no’ to changing the Irish Constitution in referendums. They rejected proposals to include non-marriage-based families and redefine women’s roles in the home.
This marks the highest-ever percentage of ‘no’ votes in an Irish referendum. The outcome reflects a significant decision by the people of Ireland.
Despite efforts from various political figures, including the Taoiseach and the Sinn Féin leader, the proposals didn’t sway the majority.
The rejection signals a divergence from government proposals and emphasizes the importance of clarity and consultation in constitutional changes.
This referendum outcome prompts a reflection on societal values and the role of the constitution in reflecting them.
These results highlight the complexity of societal attitudes towards family structures and caregiving responsibilities.
Source : BBC
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