Traduction de «enfant né du mariage » (Français → Anglais) :

child born in wedlock [ child born within marriage | child of the marriage ]

child born out of wedlock | illegitimate child | natural child

child born out of wedlock | illegitimate child | natural child

births of the present marriage

births of the present marriage

European Convention on the Legal Status of Children Born Out of Wedlock

forced marriage [ child marriage | premature marriage ]

illegitimate child | child born out of wedlock

WHEREAS the institution of marriage has been firmly grounded in Canada's social and legal tradition and reflects the biological reality uniquely characteristic of the sexual union of a man and a woman who, by their ability to procreate, are able to give birth to children; AND WHEREAS Parliament has historically provided a measure of support to married couples and to the obligations that flow from entering into a marriage because of the importance of marriage as the widely accepted institution for the raising and development of children; AND WHEREAS the meaning of marriage was so well known and understood historically that it had not be ...[+++]en necessary to define it in statute law until now that certain decisions of the courts have created some doubts with respect to the meaning of marriage; AND WHEREAS, because of these court decisions, it has now become necessary to remove such doubts and to clarify the meaning of marriage; AND WHEREAS it is expedient that the meaning of marriage as public policy be determined by the Parliament of Canada because marriage is a matter and a cause that is cognizable only by the High Court of Parliament;

WHEREAS the institution of marriage has been firmly grounded in Canada's social and legal tradition and reflects the biological reality uniquely characteristic of the sexual union of a man and a woman who, by their ability to procreate, are able to give birth to children; AND WHEREAS Parliament has historically provided a measure of support to married couples and to the obligations that flow from entering into a marriage because of the importance of marriage as the widely accepted institution for the raising and development of children; AND WHEREAS the meaning of marriage was so well known and understood historically that it had not be ...[+++]en necessary to define it in statute law until now that certain decisions of the courts have created some doubts with respect to the meaning of marriage; AND WHEREAS, because of these court decisions, it has now become necessary to remove such doubts and to clarify the meaning of marriage; AND WHEREAS it is expedient that the meaning of marriage as public policy be determined by the Parliament of Canada because marriage is a matter and a cause that is cognizable only by the High Court of Parliament;

We recognise the need to show unprecedented resolve to promote gender equality, to end all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls, to end child, early and forced marriage and to promote full participation and empowerment of all women and girls.

Refugees, ethnic or religious minorities, or children born out of wedlock have had particularly low registration rates because of a lack of awareness of the importance of registering a baby, as well as cultural practices which mean children are only named several weeks after birth.