The clock is ticking. In just four months, the Court of Final Appeal’s order requiring the Hong Kong government to implement ...

Couples need to get on the Civil Affairs Department's website twice - before and after that month-long breather - to book appointments to register their divorce. But the demand now far exceeds the ...

Hong Kong, which does not recognise same-sex marriage, views only a child’s birth mother and her husband as legal parents. In R and B’s case, only the birth mother, B, is the legal parent of ...

The marriage certificate of Napoleon and Joséphine; est.: €30,000-50,000. Photo: Eléa Lefèvre. Napoleon’s subsequent marriage to Marie ... key highlights from the sale in Hong Kong ...

In Beijing alone, over 1,400 couples registered for marriage on Saturday, with cross-regional registrations, or those who don't hold a local household registration certificate, accounting for 31.9 ...

BEIJING -- At the stroke of midnight 15 days ago, Qiao Lei and Tang Xin logged on to secure a marriage registration slot for Saturday, the day China's new marriage registration rules took effect ...

Processed by: Marriage Administration Section of Shanghai Civil Administration Bureau Procedures: For Shanghai Resident: (1) Permanent residence book and resident ID card (2) Testimonial of ...

Unleashing the power of jewellery to advance equal marriage and promote boundless love HONG KONG, March 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Hong Kong Marriage Equality has partnered with local jewellery ...

Hong Kong Marriage Equality has partnered with local jewellery brand Playback Concept to launch the "Proud Pair". This series maintains essential traditional motifs while incorporating inclusive ...

“In June 2000, Maria Lina met Edwin (Figarido) while she was working as a bank teller at Equitable Bank in Central Hong Kong” (G.R. 259520, Nov. 5, 2024). “Edwin, who was a regular client of the bank, ...

From July 1, couples who complete marriage preparation programmes will get a rebate of $170. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

But Suen, from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, said across Asia, public discussions have bloomed, and that Thailand’s move to legalize same-sex marriage was an encouraging sign.