Furio Radin

Radin was first elected to the Croatian Parliament in the 1992 parliamentary election, as a representative for the Italian national minority, and was reelected in the next seven elections. He did not actively campaign for the 2011 parliamentary election because he was the sole candidate. Between 1993 and 2001, he served as a councillor in the Assembly of Istria County. Since 2000, Radin has presided over Parliament's Committee on Human Rights and Rights of National Minorities, having been elected to that function six times by 2017.^[4][5] In 2024 he was re-elected by just 35 votes.

Radin is married to sociologist Helena Štimac who is chairwoman of the Office for Gender Equality of the Croatian Government.^[6] His wife was a member of the Croatian Social Liberal Party between 1990 and 1997, and of the Liberal Party, in which she served as a vice president, between 1997 and 2006.^[5][7] The couple has no children. However, Furio Radin has two daughters, Petra and Paola, from his first marriage with Jasna Petrović. His brother Fabrizio, a member of the Istrian Democratic Assembly party, is the president of the Executive Committee of the Italian Union in Croatia and he was the Prefect of Istria County, from 6 July 2019 until 2021 elections. Fabrizio was also a three-time Deputy Mayor of Pula and the Deputy Prefect of Istria County, from 2017 until 2019.^[8]