How to protect the legitimate rights and interests of single women as unmarried cohabitation continu

As unmarried cohabitation continues to rise in China, the legitimate rights and interests of single women should be protected.

Now our country is no longer the closed country before, it is becoming more and more open, especially for young people now, their thinking is very advanced, just like learning from people abroad, and now many people will not have the conservative ideas they had before when they fall in love, resulting in most people choosing to live together to understand each other's living habits after falling in love. So now the rate of unmarried cohabitation in China has been rising, many couples will choose to live together to understand each other's living habits, but we all know that cohabitation is more disadvantageous for girls than boys.

Because society has always been more tolerant of boys than girls, we should protect the legitimate rights and interests of single women in this social environment. Since women may be subjected to male violence or two unmarried pregnancies when they live together, then if the physical harm to women is also very large, the state has introduced relevant laws to protect the legitimate rights and interests of women living together without marriage. Now our country is already a society governed by the rule of law, so no matter what happens, we must learn to protect ourselves with the law, and because of the current social environment, we can provide legal aid to unmarried women living together when they are harmed in any way.

If a woman suffers violence from a man during a non-marital cohabitation, she can bring the relevant evidence to the court to prosecute the man, and she can get legal aid from our country. Women are a vulnerable group compared to men, and women should be protected or more protected than men. Relevant laws and regulations are also restricting the behavior of many people, but in this social environment, girls must also learn to protect themselves and avoid unnecessary violence.

The first is to formulate more perfect laws from the legal level, so that the majority of single women have more rights and interests to be protected. Second, it is to clarify the boundaries of economic property issues between men and women, so that they are more transparent and have laws to follow.

Personally, I think that the law should introduce relevant policies to protect the legitimate rights and interests of women, and at the same time, women should also know how to protect themselves.

Now the phenomenon of unmarried cohabitation is becoming more and more common, and there are different stupid chain opinions on the topic of unmarried cohabitation, which is more disadvantageous, and many of the previous most opinions believe that women suffer more, but with the change of concept, more and more women do not think that unmarried cohabitation women suffer more, why is this?

First, unmarried cohabitation is a matter of your affection and my willingness, and it is an inevitability of deep love.

Nowadays, men and women will have a long or short love experience before marriage, and both parties are adults, and whether they live together or not is something you love and I want, and it is an inevitability of love to the depths. Since living together, it is necessary to consider the various consequences clearly, to have the mental preparation to bear the consequences, and adults should have the ability to bear various consequences, otherwise, you should never fall in love, and never get married, because since young men and women are in love, of course there will be such an experience, otherwise, there is no such thing between men and women, what is it called love?

Second, the end of love is not necessarily marriage, and any way of falling in love will be risky.

Falling in love is just a process before getting married, but the result of love is not necessarily marriage, love is just mutual understanding before marriage, and if you get married, you will continue to talk until you get married, and if you don't get married, you will break up.

1. Unmarried cohabitation is not considered illegal.

1. It refers to a marriage formed by a man and a woman who have not registered their marriage in accordance with the law, that is, they live together as husband and wife.

In such cases, unmarried cohabitation is not illegal and is protected by law. If there is no de facto marriage: the act of unmarried cohabitation is not legal, but it is not illegal.

However, unmarried cohabitation at this time is not protected by the law, and once a dispute arises, the interests of unmarried cohabitants will not be protected in the same way as normal married couples.

2. Legal basis:

Article 1049 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China stipulates that both men and women who wish to marry must go to the marriage registration office in person to register their marriage. Where the provisions of this Law are met, they shall be registered and a marriage certificate shall be issued.

Obtaining a marriage certificate for grandchildren is to establish the relationship between husband and wife. Where marriage registration has not been completed, the registration shall be re-registered.

2. How to register a marriage.

Conditions for marriage registration:

1. Both parties to the marriage registration must meet the legal age of marriage, that is, the male must be at least 22 years old and the female must be at least 20 years old;

2. Both parties must be voluntary and unspoused;

3. Both parties are non-direct blood relatives or collateral blood relatives within three generations;

4. The parties do not suffer from any illness that is medically considered unsuitable for marriage;

5. One or both of the parties are permanent residents in the jurisdiction;

6. Both parties must apply for marriage registration at the marriage registration authority where one party's permanent residence is located at the same time, and shall not entrust others**.

1. Unmarried cohabitation is not considered illegal.

1. It refers to a marriage formed by a man and a woman who have not registered their marriage in accordance with the law, that is, they live together as husband and wife.

In this case, the act of unmarried cohabitation is not illegal and is protected by law. If there is no de facto marriage: the act of unmarried cohabitation is not legal, but it is not illegal.

However, unmarried cohabitation at this time is not protected by the law, and once a dispute arises, the interests of unmarried cohabitants will not be protected in the same way as normal married couples.

2. Legal basis:

Article 1049 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China stipulates that both men and women who wish to marry must go to the marriage registration office in person to register their marriage. Where the provisions of this Law are met, they shall be registered and a marriage certificate shall be issued.

Obtaining a marriage certificate establishes the relationship between husband and wife. Where marriage registration has not been completed, the registration shall be re-registered.

2. How to register a marriage.

Conditions for marriage registration:

1. Both parties to the marriage registration must meet the legal age of marriage, that is, the male must be at least 22 years old and the female must be at least 20 years old;

2. Both parties must be voluntary and unspoused;

3. Both parties are non-direct blood relatives or collateral blood relatives within three generations;

4. The parties do not suffer from any illness that is medically considered unsuitable for marriage;

5. One or both of the parties are permanent residents in the jurisdiction;

6. Both parties must apply for marriage registration at the marriage registration authority where one party's permanent residence is located at the same time, and shall not entrust others**.

In a contemporary society that fully respects the freedom of the individual to love, as long as both men and women are in love and do not have a spouse, the law will not interfere with their cohabitation, so it is not illegal to live together without marriage. -38 However, if one or both of the parties already have a spouse, it is illegal for both parties to cohabit together, and in serious cases, it will constitute the crime of bigamy and will be punished by law.

It is not illegal to live together unmarried, as long as it is normal for both parties to be married.