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Parents ordered to appear in court after giving their baby boy unusual style of name - Vimarsana News

Parents ordered to appear in court after giving their baby boy unusual style of name

Mum Caroline and dad Arthur are being dragged into court in France as prosecutors want them to re-name their baby son due to a regionally-used accent added to his name

Baby names so bizarre they are banned - from royal titles to festive figures - Vimarsana News

Baby names so bizarre they are banned - from royal titles to festive figures

Some international laws have prevented parents from giving their children specific names - this includes if a name is highly offensive, contains numbers, and has a misleading title

37 Baby Names That Have Been Outlawed Around the World - Vimarsana News

37 Baby Names That Have Been Outlawed Around the World

IKEA is beloved around the world, but there’s at least one place where it’s illegal to name your baby after the furniture store: Its home country of Sweden.

Illegal baby names you're BANNED from using around the world & why one mum was stopped from calling her child Nutella - Vimarsana News

Illegal baby names you're BANNED from using around the world & why one mum was stopped from calling her child Nutella

THERE have been a whole host of ridiculous baby names over the years.But some monikers were so bizarre that they were banned by their country - with N

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Strife brewing in Negri Barisan - Vimarsana News

Strife brewing in Negri Barisan

PETALING JAYA: Barisan Nasional component parties in Negri Sembilan appear to be at odds after Seremban Umno Youth chief Zool Amali Hussein declared on Friday (May 7) that his wing was cutting ties with MCA in the state. Rasah MCA secretary Ng Kian Nam later said Zool's remarks were disrespectful towards MCA and that the wing's decision to sever ties was not in line with Barisan's stance. "Zool's remarks are insensitive and do not take into account the feelings of the Chinese community in Negri," he told The Star on Saturday (May 8). Ng said the Chinese community comprised 23.2% or 215,000 of...