Italy’s court says 2 mothers can register as parents on birth certificates

The Constitutional Court in Rome makes it possible with a judgment that two women as parents can also be in the birth certificate

Glendale woman and her wife help drive change for same-sex female parents in Italy

Italy's Constitutional Court has ruled to recognize same-sex female couples who have children using in vitro fertilization (IVF) as legally recognized parents, marking a historic change for LGBTQ+ rights in the country.READ ALSO: Pewaukee tattoo shop owner responds to hate symbolThe ruling impacts families like Glendale native, Denise Rinehart and her wife Giulia Garofalo Geymonat. They have been fighting for nearly a decade to be legally recogn…

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Lesbian mothers recognised as parents in Italy following landmark IVF ruling

In a landmark ruling, Italy’s Constitutional Court established that lesbian mothers who used in vitro fertilisation (IVF) abroad can now both be legally recognised as parents on their child’s birth certificate.

It is true that the interest of the minor, albeit central, is not an interest, that will always and in any case prevail. However, in the case of this species, there is no counterinterest of such weight as to require and justify a compression of the right of the minor to be recognized as his own state of child (of the intentional mother) automatically from the time of birth. Moreover, the inertia of the legislator, which has been prolonged for ye…