According to the Japanese Health Ministry, the divorce rate in Japan has risen some 26.5% in the last decade. This is largely blamed on the retirement stage as many Japanese men are salarymen who work their whole marriage to find out when they retire they don’t really know their spouse at all.
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At least that’s what happens in Italy. A new legislation recently passed makes joint custody the norm when parents split. This new law helps to strengthen custody rights of divorced fathers. Some say this law establishes the principle of co-parenting, forcing each parent to be responsible for the child. Could a legislation like this ever [...]
While Malta is part of the European Union, it’s the only country in Europe where marriage cannot be dissolved through divorce.
In a perfect world, legalizing divorce would be fine, yet one third of the Malta island is either separated or with plans to be, or is engaging in adulterous affairs. Separation in Malta is [...]
A new political party in Sweden, Feminist Initiative, is proposing ideas such as abolishing marriage and creating ‘gender neutral’ names.
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Here are a few articles on the new divorce magazine that recently hit Germany’s newsstands.
New York Times The U.S. Got Douglas vs. Turner in a Movie. Germany Gets a Glossy
International Herald TribuneFor Generation ‘ex’, a self-help magazine
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A new magazine on divorce entitled Rosenkrieg (War of the Roses) hit Germany’s newstands on September 28. Marion von Gratkowski is one of two journalists behind the publication. von Gratkowski says divorce is totally in, so launching a a new publication on the subject matter seemed like the ideal venture. I’d be interested to [...]