Zwieg bla Divorzju says Moviment Iva removed unpopular divorce ad
Anti-divorce lobby Zwieg bla Divorzju has claimed Moviment Iva cancelled one of its TV adverts for the divorce referendum campaign, because “it revealed the way the movement was promoting marriage without commitment.”
Zwieg bla Divorzju said the advert contained a message by a personality, and that the spot was also removed on Iva’s YouTube page.
“The negative reaction to this advert led the pro divorce lobby to remove it because it said the following message: ‘Couples married after 20 years say “look, we’re not good for each other”. Why can’t these people emerge from this commitment? People must have the liberty and the right to emerge from this commitment.’
Zwieg bla Divorzju spokesperson Dr Arthur Galea Salomone said the pro divorce lobby was clearly in favour of a ‘reason-less’ divorce and a marriage with an expiry date.
“We’d be putting our children and our country on the road to ruin if we throw away the concept of commitment… the promise spouses make to each other should not be broken off for no reason at all. The divorce bill means that any spouse will be able to impose a divorce on the other spouse – a big injustice,” Galea Salomone said.