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Uttarakhand's UCC – Unifying Laws Or Dividing Communities? [Part-I] - Vimarsana News

Uttarakhand's UCC – Unifying Laws Or Dividing Communities? [Part-I]

All the transient provisions in the Constitution, such as for language, reservation, special status to Jammu and Kashmir, or the Uniform Civil Code (UCC), were treated as transient because there was...

Source: livelaw.in
Sanjeev Ahluwalia | Needed: A less intrusive, more inclusive civil code - Vimarsana News

Sanjeev Ahluwalia | Needed: A less intrusive, more inclusive civil code

As Uttarakhand paves the way for a Uniform Civil Code (UCC), it faces complexities in balancing tradition and modernity

Converting to Islam falsely touted as 'pathway to divorce' in Catholic-majority Philippines - Vimarsana News

Converting to Islam falsely touted as 'pathway to divorce' in Catholic-majority Philippines

Filipinos who have married under civil law cannot get a divorce after converting to Islam, contrary to false posts circulating on Facebook in the Catholic-majority Philippines, where divorce remains illegal. Divorce under Islamic law is only possible if a couple was married under those terms, multiple lawyers in the archipelago nation told AFP.

Source: yahoo.com
Sanjeev Ahluwalia | Needed: A less intrusive, more inclusive civil code - Vimarsana News

Sanjeev Ahluwalia | Needed: A less intrusive, more inclusive civil code

As Uttarakhand paves the way for a Uniform Civil Code (UCC), it faces complexities in balancing tradition and modernity

The quest for equality, at the heart of the Uttarakhand UCC bill, is flawed - Vimarsana News

The quest for equality, at the heart of the Uttarakhand UCC bill, is flawed

The lure of a common civil code has for long attracted lawmakers. A new civil law, like the UCC, is an opportunity to reflect changed social mores — does it?