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Consenting Adults Have Right To Marry, Parents Can't Interfere: Delhi Court
Consenting adults have the constitutional right to marry each other, and neither the society nor the state machinery or their parents can interfere in their decision, the Delhi High Court has held.
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Right To Marry Is An Integral Facet Of Right To Life: Delhi High Court
The right to marry is an incident of human liberty and an integral facet of the constitutionally guaranteed right to life, the Delhi High Court said.
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Right To Marry Person Of Choice Indelible, Family Cannot Object: High Court
The Delhi High Court has said the right to marry a person of one's own choice is indelible and constitutionally protected and not even family members can object to such matrimonial ties.
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Pakistani Muslim Clerics Approve Transgender People's Right To Marry
Muslim clerics in Pakistan are usually known for issuing stern, conservative pronouncements on gender-related issues, mostly limiting the rights of women. But in a surprising twist, a large group of clerics there has just issued a fatwa, or religious edict, affirming the rights of transgender people to marry.
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Consenting Adults Have Right To Marry, Parents Can't Interfere: Delhi Court
Consenting adults have the constitutional right to marry each other, and neither the society nor the state machinery or their parents can interfere in their decision, the Delhi High Court has held.
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Right To Marry Is An Integral Facet Of Right To Life: Delhi High Court
The right to marry is an incident of human liberty and an integral facet of the constitutionally guaranteed right to life, the Delhi High Court said.
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Right To Marry Person Of Choice Indelible, Family Cannot Object: High Court
The Delhi High Court has said the right to marry a person of one's own choice is indelible and constitutionally protected and not even family members can object to such matrimonial ties.
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Pakistani Muslim Clerics Approve Transgender People's Right To Marry
Muslim clerics in Pakistan are usually known for issuing stern, conservative pronouncements on gender-related issues, mostly limiting the rights of women. But in a surprising twist, a large group of clerics there has just issued a fatwa, or religious edict, affirming the rights of transgender people to marry.
