During August 2018 LDF researchers discussed their researches: a) Federica Sona, “Managing Muslims’ old-new patterns of filiation”; b) Ilaria Bertini, “The role played by nature in the definition of the new family forms; c) Alice Margaria, “Bridging the Gap: Judges vis-à-vis ART-created Families” at the Ottawa conference of the Commission on Legal Pluralism and at a University of Montreal Colloque sur la reproduction assistée. – Programs attached.
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New parenthood and childhood patterns – Principles and praxes in muslim realities
by Federica Sona Within the framework of a broader discourse on bioethics, the volume investigates the Muslim prospective parents’ right to a private family life as enacted within the boundaries of Islamic provisions, on the one hand, and Italian domestic law, on the other. Scrutinising the potential or actual implementation of Islamically compliant remedies to […]
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