Unmarried Partners in UK Law
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We are Family? Same-Sex Partners and EU Migration Law
... ... applications for asylum 6 defines ‘family member’ as not other than ‘the spouse of the applicant for asylum or his or her unmarried child who is a m inor of under eighteen years, or his or her father or mother where the applicant for asylum is himself or herself an unmarried ... ...
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Free Movement of Same-Sex Partners
... ... 'married' (in national immigration rules 'married' partners can normally qualify for a residence permit far more easily than unmarried partners); 6 b. 'cohabitee' (living together can, for example according to paragraph 81/3.2 of the Dutch immigration rules, be a ground ... ...
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Recognising New Kinds of Direct Sex Discrimination: Transsexualism, Sexual Orientation and Dress Codes
... ... as to the jobs, physical sex characteristics, relationship partners and dress that are appropriate for a person of a given chromosomal sex. I ... the same chromosomal sex as the employee) that they grant to the unmarried opposite-sex partners of non-transsexual employees? The armed forces and ... ...
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Recognising New Kinds of Direct Sex Discrimination: Transsexualism, Sexual Orientation and Dress Codes
... ... as to the jobs, physical sex characteristics, relationship partners and dress that are appropriate for a person of a given chromosomal sex. I ... the same chromosomal sex as the employee) that they grant to the unmarried opposite-sex partners of non-transsexual employees? The armed forces and ... ...
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Conspiracy: Marital Exemption and Polygamy
... ... to the 1977 Act inserted by the Civil Partnership Act 2004, civil partners. Prior to Suski there was already authority that had determined the s ... is beyond credible to suggest that Parliament considered whether unmarried partners should be included in the provisions at s. 2(2) Criminal Law Act ... ...
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The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme
... ... (v) With immediate effect, provision would be made for registered unmarried partners (including same-sex partners) for all deaths resulting from ... ...
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EU Family Policies between Domestic ‘Good Old Values' and Fundamental Rights: The Case of Same-Sex Families
Recent European Union action has shown a clear impact on various areas that touch upon family matters and family law, such as free movement, immigration, and asylum on the one hand, and divorce, pa...... ... parents or even single parents outside marriage, and same-sex partners can marry and a dopt children in some countries. is articl e, ... the lively pictu re at the national level, at the EU level unmarried partners and same-sex couples run the risk of rema ining caug ht ... ...
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(R)evolution in Family Law Relationships
... ... , is the statement by Lord Nicholls: 'To include same sex partners is to do no more than apply to them the same rationale as that ... , at the federal level, 'common law partners' along with unmarried different-sex partners, who until now have been spouses. But in ... ...
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The Earnings Effect of Sexual Orientation: British Evidence from Worker‐Firm Matched Data
Using the British Workplace Employment Relations Study (WERS) with its preferred self‐identified measure of sexual orientation as well as its organizational‐level variables, we find that gay men ea...... ... are limited to using couple status (the gender of married or unmarried partners) to identify people as gay or lesbian, including previous UK ... ...
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Child marriage and family reunification
The Dutch Forced Marriage Prevention Act aims to prevent family reunification of so-called child brides with their husbands in the territory of the Netherlands by no longer recognizing child marria...... ... applications will only acknowledge marriages if both partners are above the Dutch age of consent. Likewise excluded from family ation are (unmarried) partners below the 18 years of age. 10 As a result, child brides are not ... ...
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