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Chinese Man Divorces Wife Over Son's Surname, Loses Custody Battle
A Chinese man divorced his wife following a disagreement over whose surname their son should take.
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Break 64-Year Royal Tradition In Surprise Move
In a significant departure from tradition, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have changed the surnames of their children. Recently, the couple launched its new website, sussex.com, where many noticed the change, the Mirror reported.
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Japan's Top Court Rules Couples Must Use The Same Surname
Japan's top court on Wednesday threw out a challenge by three couples who wanted to keep their own surnames after marriage, ruling that laws stipulating Japanese couples must choose one family name were constitutional, media reported.
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Sania Mirza, Shoaib Malik Name Baby Boy Izhaan Mirza Malik
Sania Mirza had earlier said that the child would bear surnames of both of them.
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Sania Mirza's Father Confirms News Of Daughter's Pregnancy, Says Due Date In October
Sania at the recent 'Goa Fest 2018' had said that their child would keep surnames of both of them.
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Bharti Singh And Haarsh Limbachiyaa Announce Wedding Date. See Adorable Posts
Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa are getting married on December 3
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Italian Mums Win Court Battle On Children's Surnames
Italian rules which mean children of married couples are automatically given only their father's surname are unlawful, the country's constitutional court ruled Tuesday.
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Court Ruling Is Latest Setback For Japan's Working Women
A Supreme Court decision in Japan this week, widely viewed as a setback for women's rights and a victory for conservative family values, upheld a 19th-century law that requires married couples to adopt one surname for legal purposes. The ruling underscores the persistent challenges for working women in Japan, despite government rhetoric and some pr...
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Japan Top Court Upholds Law On Common Surnames For Married Couples
Japan's Supreme Court today upheld a law that married couples must have a common surname, a defeat for campaigners who have blasted the 19th century statute as sexist and archaic.
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Chinese Man Divorces Wife Over Son's Surname, Loses Custody Battle
A Chinese man divorced his wife following a disagreement over whose surname their son should take.
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Break 64-Year Royal Tradition In Surprise Move
In a significant departure from tradition, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have changed the surnames of their children. Recently, the couple launched its new website, sussex.com, where many noticed the change, the Mirror reported.
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Japan's Top Court Rules Couples Must Use The Same Surname
Japan's top court on Wednesday threw out a challenge by three couples who wanted to keep their own surnames after marriage, ruling that laws stipulating Japanese couples must choose one family name were constitutional, media reported.
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Sania Mirza, Shoaib Malik Name Baby Boy Izhaan Mirza Malik
Sania Mirza had earlier said that the child would bear surnames of both of them.
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Sania Mirza's Father Confirms News Of Daughter's Pregnancy, Says Due Date In October
Sania at the recent 'Goa Fest 2018' had said that their child would keep surnames of both of them.
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Bharti Singh And Haarsh Limbachiyaa Announce Wedding Date. See Adorable Posts
Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa are getting married on December 3
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Italian Mums Win Court Battle On Children's Surnames
Italian rules which mean children of married couples are automatically given only their father's surname are unlawful, the country's constitutional court ruled Tuesday.
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Court Ruling Is Latest Setback For Japan's Working Women
A Supreme Court decision in Japan this week, widely viewed as a setback for women's rights and a victory for conservative family values, upheld a 19th-century law that requires married couples to adopt one surname for legal purposes. The ruling underscores the persistent challenges for working women in Japan, despite government rhetoric and some pr...
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Japan Top Court Upholds Law On Common Surnames For Married Couples
Japan's Supreme Court today upheld a law that married couples must have a common surname, a defeat for campaigners who have blasted the 19th century statute as sexist and archaic.
