SloveniaThe article discusses the possibility of allowing couples in Slovenia to legally marry both civilly and religiously in a single ceremony. Currently, couples must undergo two separate procedures, one before a state authority for legal recognition and another before a religious institution for spiritual significance. A member of parliament has raised the issue, pointing out that several European countries already allow religious marriages to have legal effects if certain conditions are met. The article highlights that while Slovenia currently requires two separate processes, there is potential for reform inspired by other nations' models.
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