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The Ministry of National Defense and other ministries managed by the Polish People's Party are blocking legal solutions that would facilitate divorces - reports Wirtualna Polska. According to the Polish People's Party, simplifying procedures in this matter may worsen the demographic situation in Poland.
South Africa set to change divorce laws
South Africa is on the brink of overhauling decades-old divorce legislation, with sweeping reforms set to better protect spouses left financially stranded after a marriage ends, particularly those in unions without the legal cushion of shared assets. Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi is spearheading this legal shake-up through the proposed General (Family) Laws Amendment Bill of 2025, which she plans to submit to Parliament soon. If passed, the …
Divorce would be made easier as part of the deregulation announced by the government. However, the changes are being blocked by PSL.
The government planned to introduce regulations that would allow for easier divorces. The initiative is blocked by PSL ministers.
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