On Sunday,  voted on a referendum to legalize  . The referendum failed to pass, with opposing majority. Slovenia, whose population largely practice  , neither recognizes marriage between nor allows full child adoption by two persons of the same sex. Even as a member of the  , its position has not changed. Meanwhile, Slovenia allows civil union registration by same-sex couples since 2006. Also it allows them to adopt children of either partner's previous marriage(s). Thirteen European Countries, such as and , and five non-European countries legally recognize same-sex marriages.
On Sunday, Slovenians voted on a referendum to legalize same-sex marriage . The referendum failed to pass, with opposing majority. Slovenia, whose population largely practice Roman Catholicism , neither recognizes marriage between nor allows full child adoption by two persons of the same sex. Even as a member of the European Union , its position has not changed. Meanwhile, Slovenia allows civil union registration by same-sex couples since 2006. Also it allows them to adopt children of either partner's previous marriage(s). Thirteen European Countries, such as France and Spain , and five non-European countries legally recognize same-sex marriages.
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