Примеры использования Religious marriages на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She wished to know whether religious marriages were valid, and if not, what was being done to end the practice.
Muslim, Hindu and other religious marriages to be recognised.
Concerning article 16, religious marriages, if registered, had the same status as civil marriages. .
The Committee is concerned at the persistence of early and unregistered religious marriages in the State party and at the lack of statistical data in this area.
Religious marriages(nikokh) are widespread in the Republic of Tajikistan.
to prevent force and repression in relation to non-legally binding religious marriages.
JS4 reported that religious marriages which were not recognised by the Government were common in rural areas.
The objective is to prevent forced religious marriages among adults as well as minors and support women in obtaining their equal rights to dissolve the religious marriages.
The legislation in Azerbaijan does not prohibit religious marriages and in fact, religious marriages exist in most families in parallel to official marriages. .
Did the requirement of free consent of future spouses, as mentioned in the report, also apply to religious marriages, and was that requirement enforced?
Mr. Sader(Lebanon) pointed out that under the Lebanese confessional system only religious marriages were recognized.
Azerbaijan was a secular state, according to its constitution, and consequently, while religious marriages were celebrated, they did not have any legal consequences.
persons could enter into religious marriages that fulfilled the conditions set out in Act 25.
A study conducted by the Danish National Centre for Social Research in 2011 concluded that non-legally binding religious marriages are widespread among some minority groups.
Civil and religious marriages are typical for few of the respondents,
extent of the application of the Marital Act to customary and religious marriages.
Statutory marriages-- meaning marriages under the Marriage Act compete unfavourably with customary and religious marriages which are by far more prevalent than statutory marriages.
The Abolition of Marital Power Act does not apply to Customary and Religious marriages.
Religious marriages are not recognized and while a couple may perform the necessary religious rituals,
The Committee is concerned about the existence of traditional and religious marriages, which are solely based on religious ceremonies