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Germany's high court orders amendment of child marriage ban
BERLIN (AP) — Germany’s constitutional court ruled Wednesday that a law banning child marriages needs to be amended because it removes the possibility of continuing a marriage once both spouses become adults. The German government passed the law in 2017 with the stated purpose of protecting girls who were married abroad. The Federal Constitutional Court said marriages of individuals under age 16 conducted in other countries still may be declared…
Germany’s top court: Law on child marriages must be amended
BERLIN, March 29 — Germany’s Constitutional Court ruled today that a law declaring marriages entered into by children under the age of 16 outside of Germany must be amended. The law must include regulations allowing the marriage to be declared valid once the individual in question has reached adulthood, as well as rules on alimony payments, the court said in a statement. The law must be amended by June 30, 2024, to bring it in line with the cons…
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