Switzerland Intends to Eliminate the Status of "divorce." What Term Does It Want to Use?
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If Parliament supports the initiative, the divorcees can say "unmarried" or "unmarried" status again.
The Swiss government announced on Thursday that it intends to eliminate the civil status of "divorce" from official documents, thus supporting an initiative of Liberal MP Nadine Gobet, DPA informs.
The Parliament is now called upon to vote on this move and, if approved, to implement the necessary legislative amendments.
The Swiss government intends to abolish the civil status "separate" in official forms and registers.
Switzerland considers abolishing the "divorced" status on official forms - It has been proposed that people after divorce be reclassified as "single" on official forms
The Swiss government supports a proposal to stop "divorced" from being a separate family status - What is planned for official documents
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