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Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Family Rights and Recognition
Region(s): Peru
… A Battle for Identity: The Case of the Morán Family in Peru Submitted by jjohnson on Wed, 05/14/2025 - 18:02 Family Rights and Recognition Peru Ricardo Morán, a television producer, screenwriter, and one of Peru’s most … and aunt. It’s my tribe.” He smiles as he reflects on the English expression it takes a village, which perfectly captures his view of parenthood: raising children is not a solitary …
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Family Rights and Recognition
Region(s): Philippines
… The Beautiful Family That Philippine Law Refuses to See Submitted by jjohnson on Wed, 05/14/2025 … of love, commitment, and the family they’ve built together over more than a decade. But in the Philippines, where same-sex relationships are still denied legal recognition, their … and eight other countries. Their family includes four cats, one dog, and an 18-year-old nephew who affectionately calls them “Tita/s” (Auntie) but also refers to them as his parents. Beyond …
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Legal Discrimination
Region(s): Global
… parent rather than a shared arrangement. In 2023, Atala began a relationship with a woman. Her ex-husband then contested the custody ruling, arguing that her sexual orientation would … In 2004, the Chilean Supreme Court ruled against Atala, transferring custody to her ex-husband. The decision was not based on evidence of harm but rather on societal … for LGBTQ+ individuals, also became a legal and social battle. After her transition, A.M.’s ex-wife filed a case in Russian courts, arguing that her gender transition would negatively …