Kinship and descent
Greece just legalized same-sex marriage. Will other Orthodox countries join them any time soon?
Greece has become the first majority-Orthodox Christian nation to legalize same-sex marriage under civil law. At least for the near future, it will almost certainly be the only one.
The Slum Princess: Aspiring Indian Model on a Mission to Lift Her Family from Poverty
The 16-year-old was spotted by a Hollywood actor in 2020 and has since been raising money so she can buy a house for her father and siblings
Same-sex parenthood should become law
It appears that the center-right government of Greece is about to propose legislation in favor of same-sex marriage and parenthood. Kudos to the government; it did not have to make this proposal but by doing so demonstrates that Greece is part of the modern family of states where human rights are important.
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Girls experience ‘exam stress’ more than boys: Survey
Girls are more likely to experience exam stress and pressure at school since they perceive education as an "escape route," the Turkish Statistical Institute's (TÜİK) Survey on Children for 2022 revealed.
Within the scope of the research, TUİK compiled data on 14,705 children in the 0-17 age group.
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European royals in the British line of succession: The Greek Royal Family
Where does the members of the Greek Royal Family rank in the British line of succession?
Biological father shows up after foster family adopts baby
A foster family in the southern province of Adana has been fighting a legal battle for 1.5 years against their adopted son's biological father, who is asking for his son to be returned to him.
According to the lawsuit, a couple, Ayça Çatal and Atakan Çatal, got married in 2003 and did not have a baby for 12 years.
Increasingly Less Bulgarians Would Become Foster Parents, Want to Be Paid
About 63% of Bulgarians would not become foster parents under any conditions, and one in six would take home a child at risk if they received a salary and child benefits from the state, shows data from a nationally representative survey of Trend polling agency, commissioned by the National Association for Foster Care.
COVID-19 fighters enter 2021 on duty
Filiation teams at the forefront of the fight against the novel coronavirus in Turkey were on duty as they greeted the new year.
Filiation staff in the northwestern Kırklareli province were among them, tracking the virus' spread and conducting PCR tests while far from their families and loved ones on New Year's Eve.
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