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Zimbabwe: High Court Reasserts Equal Parental Rights, Rejects Automatic Maternal Custody

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[New Zimbabwe] THE High Court has reaffirmed that Zimbabwean law no longer gives mothers automatic preference over fathers in child custody disputes, ruling that the best interests of children, rather than a parent's gender, must determine where they live.

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Terbit 16 Okt 2026, 17.36 · pertama terlihat 17 Okt 2026, 02.17

Waktu peristiwa (laporan paling awal): 16 Okt 2026, 17.36
Perkembangan terakhir: 16 Okt 2026, 17.36
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