Today, as there are less than 70 days left for the Centenary of the word Dievturība, in cooperation with each ministry of the Republic of Latvia, Dievturi have submitted the 7th edition of the draft Law of the Latvijas Dievturu sadraudze. The first draft of the Law was published in the quarterly “Dievturu Vēstnesis” in early 2022, and has been revised according to the ministries’ requirements for several times. The Law is a prerequisite for the Civil Law amendment of September 2023, enabling legally-binding wedding by Dievturi celebrants, to come into force.

📯 ECER (@ecer_eu) "Regarding the Rights of Dievturi Wedding in Latvia" 🥳 #2023ECER #Dievturi #Dievturība @Dievturi #RightsInOnesNativeLand@Reuters @AP @dpa_intl @AFP @CTK_cz @ansa_english @BNSLithuania @DelfiLV @delfi_lt @lrytas_lt @15minlt @UN4Indigenous @UNDESA @NazilaGhanea pic.twitter.com/A2ynFfWS1r

— The European Congress of Ethnic Religions (@ecer_eu) September 10, 2023

Traditional wedding at the Lokstene Shrine of @Dievturi in Latvia as aired on TV3 ¹2024/07/12. While some call fellows of an ethnic religion Pagans, as there are less than 115 days left for the Centenary of the word #Dievturība, #Dievturi stand up for rights in their Native Land. pic.twitter.com/wfxnlV6Muf

— Dievturu sadraudze (@Dievturi) September 6, 2024