Slovakia amends constitution to define sex and restrict adoption

Amendment defines sex and limits adoption eligibility

Change
Slovakia amended its constitution to define sex as male and female and restrict adoption eligibility.
Why it matters
The amendment recognises only two sexes in law and limits adoption to married heterosexual couples. It alters legal definitions and eligibility criteria in family law.
Implications
  • Legal and compliance teams must apply new constitutional definitions — errors risk legal challenges
  • Adoption agencies must restrict eligibility under new rules — violations risk regulatory action

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