(ANSA) - ROME, APRIL 21 - There is still stalemate on the draft law against homotransphobia, firm in the Senate Justice Commission.
No agreement was reached between the group leaders of the majority that supports the government and who met in the afternoon.
To ask for the scheduling of the provision are Pd-M5s-Leu and Italia viva.
The League remains against it.
At this point, the supporters are likely to ask again for the discussion in the committee, which is due to meet next week. "We will vote against that request - reiterated Massimiliano Romeo, leader of the legist group in the Senate - If the majority is split, everyone will assume responsibility". But he added that he had proposed, during the meeting, to clear the controversy over the so-called Bill Zan and "present a new bill on civil rights, which increases the penalties for those who discriminate not only on the basis of sexual orientation, and without references to fluidity of gender, to crimes of opinion and schools. I said: let's make a new bill signed by everyone and in three weeks it becomes law. This is the solution to get out of it, but we were told no because 'we have to go ahead with the Zan 'bill ".
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