UNHCR | Refworld | Social and cultural issues / Illegitimate children

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	Togo: Information on the rules pertaining to transfer of land and buildings upon death; on whether they are left to the children or other family members; on whether an illegitimate son of a Muslim mother can legally inherit real estate; on whether the mother can transfer her real estate to her illegitimate son while she is living, and on whether this would be possible if the son did not have Togolese citizenship	1 March 1995
Category: Country Information \| Publisher: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada \| Document type: Query Responses
	Decree Defining the Procedures for Registration and Recognition of Marriage, Recognition of the Adoption of Illegitimate Children by Parents, Registration and Recognition of Adoption of Children, and Recognition of Tutorship of Children between Vietnamese Citizens and foreigners	30 November 1994
Category: Legal Information \| Publisher: National Legislative Bodies \| Document type: National Legislation
	Tanzania: Information on whether a mother can remove her illegitimate child from the country, and on who has custody over an illegitimate child	1 August 1994
Category: Country Information \| Publisher: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada \| Document type: Query Responses

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