The girlfriend of the Serbian president has had a baby for insemination, although the country does not recognize the equality of marriage

The couple of the Prime Minister of Serbia gave birth to a baby, which the government has described as an unprecedented fact in world politics, in a country that does not recognize civil unions nor marriage between persons of the same bad. Dr. Milica Djurdjic, mother of the baby, and the baby was fine, according to a press release from the Prime Minister's press office, Ana Brnabic.

"Ana Brnabic is one of the first heads of government whose partner gave birth during the exercise of the function (and is the first in the world in a same-bad union), "says the official note released today. EFE.

Brnabic, 43, became the first woman head of government in Serbia in 2017 openly homobadual, an election that was greeted with optimism because it gave visibility to a discriminated community.

Although the Prime Minister and Djurdjic live together, it is not officially recognized that they are a couple or that they have a child in common and that the newborn is exclusively from his biological mother in legal terms.

Serbian media reported that the Brnabic couple had resorted last year to artificial fertilization and they announced that the boy will call Igor.

The Europeanist Brnabic was elected Prime Minister on June 30, 2017 and is also the first woman in charge of the Serbian executive.

The constitution of the Balkan country explicitly defines marriage as the union of a man and a woman and the civil unions of The same bad is not recognized.

Same-bad couples forbidden to adopt children, although singles can do it regardless of their badual orientation.

Serbia has improved its legislation to fight discrimination, inequality and incitement to hatred, but LGTBI rights organizations claim that these regulations do not apply and that much remains to be done to achieve equal rights.

Some activists have also criticize the Prime Minister not to defend more strongly the need to amend legislation to strengthen the rights of this minority.