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...to wed by the end of 2017. Lol Unmarried couples in the East African country of Burundi have until the end of the year to legalise their relationships through church or state registrations. In May, President Pierre Nkurunziza signed a new law which the government says will help protect women and create a more moral society, but some disagree. The government insists a legal document recognising a marriage helps protect women and their children, especially when it comes to issues such as inheritance. However, others say the new marriage law infringes on people's religious beliefs, customs and practices. http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/11/burundi-orders-unmarried-couples-wed-2017-171105161901691.html |
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@mikeymk | 6 November 17 |
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Well that's one way to evacuate the country. So if you meet someone, you've got to marry them instantly..? Or just stay single. |
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@wickedwitch | 6 November 17 |
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Snore
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@endemic | 6 November 17 |
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Good
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@peta | 6 November 17 |
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Oh.
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@3mel | 6 November 17 |
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if I wouldn't want to live under a certain set of rules, I shouldn't be happy that someone else has to.
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@ementalm | 6 November 17 |
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money making schemes
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@somerson | 6 November 17 |
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I'm fine with that law. As long as single people not in ANY kind of relationship are NOT being forced into a marriage as well.
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@birdy | 6 November 17 |
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Burundi eh.
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@musho77 | 6 November 17 |
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thats a shame as i was really thinking of going on holiday there next year 
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@sisfreak2017 | 6 November 17 |
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backwards sh*thole!!!!! some country with nuclear ambitions, cleanse the place. |
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