Multiculturally conditioned family and childhood

 According to constitutional documents, which are supposed to be the highest legal act in all democratic countries with so-called secularization or separation of church and state, the rule of adjudication only in so-called civil courts according to one or another legal definition of crimes applies. In such countries, church law is supposed to be invalid at the state level over so-called civil society. Church law can only be applied to believers as long as it does not conflict with the constitution and all subordinate legal regulations and also laws.

The debate about a law that is only for ordinary people or about a law that allows exceptions or elites who are an exception to the law is supposed to be superfluous. Everyone is supposed to be equal before the law. Even debates about the diversity of crimes were planned as pointless by the International Declaration of Human Rights and/or Freedoms and the Declaration of the Rights of the Child, which are supposed to cause the blurring and/or disappearance of intercultural differences.

 In Slovenia, as in other European countries, all criminal offences are supposed to be defined in the Criminal Code, where Article 4 also defines equality before the law, although exceptions with immunity are also listed, or the Criminal Code applies only to citizens of Slovenia, or the Criminal Code does not apply to foreign citizens.

The Slovenian public has long been upset by Ubunt's immunity in the case of bigamy, as he came to Slovenia with several wives and demanded at least one accommodation room for each wife from the state. I have already discussed the exceptional rights of migrants, or different treatment of migrants or other rules for migrants in a previous blog at the link https://vsakodnevnobydarja.blogspot.com/2026/07/balkanski-raj-za-ilegalne-migracije.html. 

 Thus, the Slovenian public must accept that migrants reside or are settled in Slovenia and the European Union (EU) and are not subject to, for example, the criminal offence of bigamy, which is dealt with in Article 188 of the Criminal Code.

I hope that sexual intercourse with minors, which is prohibited by Article 173 of the Criminal Code, is not present or widespread in Slovenia. Let us leave aside the fact that, according to some research, the age limit for sexual intercourse and motherhood in Europe has already dropped below 14 years of age or has even moved to the time of primary school education. We must also repeatedly point out that children up to the age of 14 are particularly protected, but such children should behave accordingly. Our legislation is not generally in favor of sexual intercourse with minors and consequently motherhood or fatherhood until the age of 18, or adulthood.

 Perhaps such debates seem pointless to some, as Slovenian civil society is becoming multicultural or multicivilizational, or Slovenian national culture is subject to changes in cultural norms and values, with the introduction of other cultural elements, which are also triggering controversies about a possible future change in the definition of criminal acts. For example, Afghanistan, from where many illegal migrants come, recently set the age limit for marriage and sex at the minimum age of nine years old according to its legislation.

In this way, Slovenian society today and in the past is faced with a different "normality" of family and childhood.

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