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Dutch law meant to enable double surnames leaves mothers blocked by fathers’ refusals
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Dutch law meant to enable double surnames leaves mothers blocked by fathers’ refusals
In two separate cases in Groningen and elsewhere in the Netherlands, mothers seeking to give their children a combined surname under a recent law say they were blocked when the fathers refused consent, highlighting what critics call a structural imbalance in Dutch name law, de Volkskrant reports.
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