Recognition Of Same-sex Unions In Slovenia
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Slovenia has recognized registered partnerships for same-sex couples since July 23, 2006. The law gives same-sex partners access to one another's pensions and property. Though a new Family Code was passed on June 16, 2011 by the then-governing coalition which would have given registered same-sex partners all the rights of married couples, except with regards to joint adoption, the motion was rejected by voters.
Read more about Recognition Of Same-sex Unions In Slovenia: Registered Partnership, Family Code 2011, Dual Nationality Recognition
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