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An Italian court has made a landmark ruling allowing a 4-year-old child to have three legally recognized parents—two fathers and one mother—igniting controversy among conservative Catholics, as it affirms the child's parentage without involving surrogacy. #FamilyLaw #SameSexParents #LegalRecognition #IT #DE

An Italian court has made a landmark ruling that recognizes a 4-year-old child as having three legal parents—two fathers and one mother—following a case involving a child born in Germany to a couple, which has sparked outrage among conservative Catholics. #FamilyLaw #SameSexParents #CivilRights #IT #DE

An Italian court has ruled that a 4-year-old boy has three legally recognized parents—two fathers and one mother—leading to controversy among conservative Catholics and marking a significant development in family law as it aligns with similar rulings in Germany. #FamilyLaw #SameSexParents #ParentingRights #IT #DE

An Italian court has made a landmark ruling allowing a 4-year-old boy to have three legally recognized parents—two fathers and one mother—after overturning a local authority's rejection of the non-biological father's adoption request, which had been suspected of involving surrogacy, a practice criminalized in Italy. #LegalRecognition #FamilyLaw #SameSexParents #IT #DE