Former Irish president says she is in support of ‘yes’ votes in family and care referenda

The video discusses a long-standing debate on constitutional changes in Ireland, focusing on equality and inclusivity. The speaker shares their decision to vote yes, highlighting the removal of sexist language and the recognition of diverse family structures. The referendum is seen as a step towards an egalitarian future, with ongoing debates on gender equality, family, and rights. The video emphasizes the importance of voting and the momentum for societal progress.

What is the speaker's personal stance on the proposed constitutional changes?

• They are undecided.

• They plan to abstain from voting.

• They intend to vote no.

• They intend to vote yes.

What topics have the proposed changes in the referendum sparked debates about?

• Healthcare reforms

• Environmental issues

• Gender equality and family rights

• Economic policies

According to the speaker, what will a Yes vote in the referendum achieve?

• It will end all debates.

• It will maintain the status quo.

• It will increase momentum for further discussions.

• It will lead to immediate changes in the law.

How does the speaker view the past debates on civil partnerships?

• As a step backward

• As a final solution

• As irrelevant to current issues

• As a step towards progress

What does the first referendum propose regarding family structures?

• To only recognize families founded on marriage

• To acknowledge diverse family structures

• To prioritize economic stability over family rights

• To eliminate the concept of marriage