IN. THE. KNOW. | Cohabitation agreements

Many couples also find the process of making a cohabitation agreement means that they have the chance to think and talk about how living together is going to work financially.
Surrogacy: a battle in the Justice Commission

In Italy surrogacy is illegal “is punishable by imprisonment from three months to two years and a fine of 600,000 to one million euro”.
Padua, Italy: Annulment of birth certificates of children born to same-sex couples.

he Padua public prosecutor’s office has begun the battle against the birth certificates of children born to same-sex couples..
IN. THE. KNOW. | Prenuptial or Pre-Partnership agreements

Gay Lawyers recommend a cohabiting couple to draft a prenuptial or pre-partnership agreement if they intend to get married or enter into a civil partnership.
Moving up the ranking – LGBTQIA+ peoples’ rights in Italy

In Italy, there are still no laws protecting the LGBTQIA+ community against acts of discrimination
Women’s World Cup 2023: FIFA close to saying yes to rainbow headbands

FIFA announced last March that nothing had been said about OneLove anti-discrimination headbands in the Women’s World Cup and that the organisation was addressing the issue.
Padova: the public prosecutor’s office requests the acts relating to the civil registration of children of homogenous couples

In discussion are birth certificates and 33 registrations of children of same-sex couples from 2017 to date, from when the centre-left administration chose to open this road to so-called rainbow families.
Italian court orders the transcription of a birth certificate for a child with two fathers

After the death of the biological father, the Court of Milan imposed the transcription of a birth certificate with two fathers, thus recognising the parenthood of the child’s intended father.
Nepal and the recognition of same-sex couples

The government authorities recognise a gay foreign spouse
Uganda passes new law against LGBTQIA+ community

The law, originally passed on 21 March, makes it an offence to belong to the LGBTQIA+ community, as well as demanding relatives and colleagues ‘out’ their LGBTQIA+ friends.