Cupriak Trojan lunchtime Seminar

On 20 March, the Polish Supreme Administrative Court ordered the Warsaw Registry Office to transcribe a same-sex marriage concluded in another Member State. This decision implements the judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Case C-713/23 Cupriak-Trojan. The CJEU relied on the logic of free movement of EU citizens to ensure non-discrimination in respect of private and family life under the EU Charter, ultimately requiring Member States to recognise same-sex marriages lawfully concluded elsewhere in the EU. This seminar explores two key questions: 🔴 When does EU citizenship guarantee equal treatment rights across Member States? 🔴 What rights do EU citizens derive from EU equal treatment law? Speakers include: • Professor Catherine Barnard (University of Cambridge) • Professor Fiona Costello (University of Birmingham) • Professor Alina Tryfonidou (University of Cyprus) • Professor Adam Bodnar (SWPS University) • Advocate Milena Adamczewska (Knut Mazurczak Law Practice)