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Entrusting the care of child to homosexuals
Crháková, Romana ; Šotolová, Eva (advisor) ; Mlčková, Marie (referee)
This diploma work deals with homosexually oriented persons that want to establish a family or that already have a child and raise it up. It concerns to biological parentage or "only" psychological parentage or a relationship with same-sex partner or an individual care for a child. The work specifies basic terms and contains a short overview of homosexuality in view of history, religion and medicine. The work learns the reader in history and legislation differences of the registered partnership and matrimony. It also marginally deals with possibilities and rights of homosexual persons in the world. The work also includes opinion on family, its functions and types. It describes today's possibilities of homosexuals' ways to a child. The work also focuses on issue of rising up a child by homosexuals. To clarify links, it describes here gay and lesbian relations and families, including development of a child being raised up in a non-traditional family. Aim of the work is to document subjective opinions of the homosexuals themselves to the issue of rising up children by persons with such an orientation, to find out how they evaluate attitude of the society to this topic and how these persons are interested in LGBT situation. For the survey and reconnaissance of the opinions, on-line questionnaire was...
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Views of pupils and students from a selected secondary school and a university on homosexuality, registered partnership and children adoption
Hubínková, Zdeňka ; Hanušová, Jaroslava (advisor) ; Kučírek, Jiří (referee)
The aim of this bachelor essay named "Views of pupils and students from a selected secondary school and a university on homosexuality, registered partnership and children adoption" is to discover how young people perceive this question. Introduction contains the author's reasoning why she has chosen this topic. The essay is then divided into two parts, theoretical and practical. In the theoretical part, the author deals with human sexuality as a whole, explains the grounds of homosexuality and its sources, introduces the history of homosexuality and defines terms related to it, for example "coming out". Further in this section, there is an analysis of registered partnership, its beginning and cessation, rights and obligations of partners, history of adoption of the law on registered partnership in the Czech Republic and possibilities for homosexual person parenting. In the practical part of this essay the author presents a quantitative research carried out through a questionnaire survey aimed at pupils and students of one selected secondary school and one university. The questionnaire consisted of 26 questions. On the basis of answers received, the author analyzed how young people feel about this rather up-to-date topic. Using the knowledge-based questions, the author found out that a vast majority...
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Registered partnership - actual situation in Europe
Kadeřábková, Veronika ; Elischer, David (advisor) ; Dvořák, Jan (referee)
Registered partnership - actual situation in Europe Abstract This thesis deals with the registered partnership and cohabitation of two persons of the same sex in the same-sex marriage. The thesis deals not only with the Czech legal system, but also with other european countries. The aim of the thesis is to compare the individual legal regulations and to review the actual tendencies of the european states in this respect. The text focuses mainly on the current situation in individual countries, the facts as concerning the establishment and termination of registered partnerships and partners' property relations are described. The subject of homoparentality and the possibility of adopting homosexual children is also discussed. The thesis is divided into 6 chapters, which gradually describe sub-areas related to this civil law institut. The first chapter defines the basic concepts and briefly describes the historical development of homosexual perceptions and the view of homosexuality. The next chapter describes the gradual legalization of a registered partnership in Europe, focusing on legislative processes in the Czech Republic. The third chapter discusses the emergence and termination of a legal partnership between same-sex persons, whether registered partnerships or same-sex marriages. The fourth chapter...
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Campaign for the same-sex marriage in the Czech Republic and its presentation in Czech online media
Pavlovský, Jakub ; Krobová, Tereza (advisor) ; Dobosiová, Martina (referee)
This thesis defines the basic terms concerning not only the homosexual minority but also other sexual minorities, and maps the historical and social development of primarily Czech gays and lesbians from the late 19th century to the present. Based on the study of selected Czech literature dealing with the history of homosexuality, the author presents the first preserved mention of people with minority sexual orientation in the territory of the Czech lands, describing their situation during the First Republic, World War II and Totalitarianism. The author devotes substantial part to the associations and movements that could be legally founded after 1989 and also presents a list of various radio and television programs and printed periodicals. At the same time, the thesis illustrates the efforts of this sexual minority to improve its social acceptance and its rights. It also describes specific milestones that led to the removal of homosexuality from the list of diseases in Czechoslovakia and subsequently the Czech Republic, through the adoption of the registered partnership act to the same-sex marriage campaign. The analytical part is devoted to the characteristics of the Koalice za manželství (Coalition for Marriage) and its campaign Jsme fér (We are fair), which was created in 2017 and aims to...
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Adoption by a same-sex couple
VLÁŠKOVÁ, Denisa
Bachelor work deals with the problem of child custody of gay couples in the Czech Republic and is divided into four basic chapters. The first chapter deals with homosexuality from the point of view of modern science and evolution. The history of homosexual behavior and statistics on homosexuals in the Czech Republic are also mentioned. The second chapter describes the form of alternative family care in the Czech Republic. In the third chapter, a homoparental family is defined, including arguments for and against raising children with homosexual couples. There is also mentioned a legal framework for homosexuals for the adoption of children. The fourth (final) chapter reflects homosexual behavior and the possibility of adoption of children by homosexual couples from an ethical point of view.
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Registered partnership
Güttnerová, Karolína ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Šustek, Petr (referee)
1 Abstract This thesis deals with the legal regulation of the registered partnership and focuses mainly on the current issues concerning the rights of gay people towards minors. It consists of nine chapters, which gradually discuss the various areas related to the registered partnership. The first chapter deals with the historical context and the outline of the development of homosexuality in the society. The second chapter defines the basic terms with which the thesis operates. The third chapter discusses the sources of legal regulation at the European Union and the constitutional law level. The fourth chapter talks about the coexistence of people and especially about the institute of the registered partnership and it is divided into three subchapters. The first subchapter deals with the institute of marriage, a traditional union of two persons. The next subchapter deals with the development of the institute of the registered partnership and the process of approval of the law, including some arguments that have been heard during the legislative process at the Chamber of Deputies. The last subchapter is devoted to the analysis of the valid legal regulation, with attention to some particularities of the legal regulation of the registered partnership. Two following chapters deal with the development of the...
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Registered partnership and adoptions
Law, Kateřina ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Šustek, Petr (referee)
This thesis aims to analyse two institutes of family law - registered partnership and adoption. This paper endeavours to understand the historical consequences connected with the adoption of the Registered Partnership Act in 2006 and compares the legislation of these institutes with 35 other European countries. By using a predominately analytical method the thesis strives to predict the direction of Czech legislative changes. This follows in light of the recent annulment of certain discriminatory aspects of the Registered Partnership Act. The analysis takes into consideration recent precendents made by the European Court of Human Rights.
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