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Biolaw and the intimate

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Same-sex couples are gaining legal recognition in Europe, with marriage and partnership rendered available to them in many European countries. However, the legal status of same-sex couples and (...)

Same-sex couples are gaining legal recognition in Europe, with marriage and partnership rendered available to them in many European countries. However, the legal status of same-sex couples and families can be very different according to each nation.
The LawsAndFamilies project aims to document, highlight and analyse this diversity and its recent developments, from three perspectives: law, statistics, sociology.

D 4 January 2018   

Europe: which countries allow euthanasia and assisted suicide?

D 15 September 2022   

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