Despite rampant opposition from conservatives, Poland is moving towards legalising commitment ceremonies for the LGBT community.
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The legislation will be passed by Poland’s ruling centre-right party, Platforma Obywatelska.
Although the East European country has no plans to legalise gay marriage, such steps have been seen as a significant move towards equality for the Polish LGBT community.
The new bill fails to introduce adoption rights for same-sex couples; plans to develop equal tax laws for gay de facto couples have also been scrapped.
The bill has been opposed by Polish Justice Minister Jaroslaw Gowin – who believes the Civil Unions will undermine the institute of marriage.
