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- Registered partnership (Finnish: rekisteröity parisuhde; Swedish: registrerat partnerskap) from 2001 until 2017. Civil solidarity pact (French: pacte civil de...
- Publishing. "FINLEX ® - Uppdaterad lagstiftning: Lag om registrerat partnerskap 950/2001". www.finlex.fi. "Finland president signs **** marriage law –...
- 2017-08-21. "BRA A319 NS23 SCHEDULED CHARTER OPERATIONS". "BRA och Ving ingår partnerskap värt 2 miljarder". 16 June 2022. Liu, Jim (27 March 2024). "BRA NS24...
- unión civil (civil union) Finland: rekisteröity parisuhde/registrerad partnerskap (registered partnership) France: pacte civil de solidarité (civil solidarity...
- nalunaarsukkamik inooqatigiinneq)  Norway (1993–2008; Norwegian: registrert partnerskap, Northern Sami: registrerejuvvon párragaskavuohta, Lule Sami: registardum...
- homepage > Medicine and Pharmacy > Centres. Updated: 11/29/2011. "Vänorter, partnerskap och nätverk". gavle.se. Archived from the original on 17 February 2015...
- in 1989. Registered partnerships are known in Norwegian as registrert partnerskap (pronounced [rɛɡɪˈstreːʈ ˈpɑ̀ːʈnəʂkɑp]), and in Northern Sami as registrerejuvvon...
- Publishing. "FINLEX ® - Uppdaterad lagstiftning: Lag om registrerat partnerskap 950/2001". www.finlex.fi. "Finland president signs **** marriage law –...
- SV". Norwegian News Agency. Spence, Thomas (8 June 1995). "Stormfullt partnerskap". Aftenposten. p. 19. Kristoffersen, Svein (24 April 1997). "SV: Et nødvendig...
- live with one's partner. Registered partnerships (Swedish: registrerat partnerskap, pronounced [rɛ.jɪsˈtreːrat ˈpɑ̂ːʈnɛʂkɑːp]) were legalised in Sweden...