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Comparative Analysis of Women's Rights and Post-Marriage Nationality
Author(s) -
Sentot Ahangaran,
Fitriani Pitoyo
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
international journal of social science research and review
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2700-2497
DOI - 10.47814/ijssrr.v2i2.20
Subject(s) - nationality , partition (number theory) , independence (probability theory) , law , gender studies , order (exchange) , political science , sociology , immigration , business , statistics , mathematics , finance , combinatorics
In the nineteenth century, a school known as "The Unity System of Couples Nationality" expressed that women ought to obtain the nationality of their spouses after marriage. In different words, the nationality of men ought to be forced on women. In any case, in the twentieth century, a development known as woman's rights developed which prompted the arrangement of a school named "Arrangement of Nationality Independence". This school supported the partition of marriage and nationality and accepted that women’s nationality ought not to change following marriage. The previously mentioned legitimate schools have had various indications in the positive laws of various nations and some of the time it is difficult to order them into a single lawful school. The lawful frameworks of nations can be ordered into two gatherings: lawful frameworks upholding the burden of spouses' nationality on spouses; lawful frameworks restricting the inconvenience of spouses' nationality on wives.

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