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The New Family Organization was founded in 1998 in Tel Aviv, Israel, by advocate Irit Rosenblum and a group of attorneys to advocate equal family rights for all and to promote the rights of families who don’t meet the de facto definition of family in Israel: a man and a woman married according to religious law. New Family Organization is Israel’s leading family rights advocates and triggered precedents for legal equality for women, common-law, same-sex and interfaith families. Rights promoted by New Family Organization include the right to live in a recognized partnership (marriage or common-law), to have children (through natural conception, adoption or via reproductive technologies), to will and inherit assets, and to dissolve a partnership, without discrimination based on faith, nationality, sexual orientation, or status. ==Founding== New Family Organization was established by Irit Rosenblum, an Israeli advocate and legal innovator. Rosenblum advocates a human right to establish a family regardless of gender, religion, nationality, sexual orientation and legal status. Rosenblum is an outspoken proponent of common-law partnership over legal marriage and for the right to use assisted reproductive technologies.〔High Court of Justice 2458/01〕 Rosenblum is a member of the Israeli Bar Association and served as a presiding judge in the police disciplinary court. Through her work with New Family, she has challenged Israeli family law. This included gaining recognition for same-sex families, issuing common-law marriage IDs which are recognized in official government bodies, the Biological Will Initiative, and promoting parenthood through reproductive technologies == Constituency == New Family’s constituency includes people who are vulnerable to infringements on rights due to family status, such as people who can not legally marry in Israel, immigrants,〔https://www1.jafi.org.il/papers/2002/april/jpapr10.htm〕 interfaith and bi-national families,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Refworld - The Leader in Refugee Decision Support )〕 common-law couples, single parents,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Number of single-parent families in Israel doubles over last decade )〕 homosexuals and lesbians,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=New Israel Fund - UK )〕 people whose family status disadvantages them for adoption or for reproductive services, foreign citizens, refugees, religiously ‘forbidden’ unions, people deemed ‘ineligible’ for marriage by religious law,〔http://www.ameinu.net/perspectives/israel.php?articleid=147〕 children deemed ‘illegitimate’ by religious law,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Non-Jewish sperm 'legitimate' )〕 people who do not meet the religious definition of any faith, or meet the definition of two faiths, and more. Rights promoted by New Family include the right to marry, to have children, to access adoption services and reproductive technology, register children and spouses, to bequeath and inherit assets and to dissolve a partnership〔http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/10-15-2004-60499.asp〕 without discrimination based on faith, origin, nationality, sexual orientation, or status. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The New Family Organization was founded in 1998 in Tel Aviv, Israel, by advocate Irit Rosenblum and a group of attorneys to advocate equal family rights for all and to promote the rights of families who don’t meet the de facto definition of family in Israel: a man and a woman married according to religious law. New Family Organization is Israel’s leading family rights advocates and triggered precedents for legal equality for women, common-law, same-sex and interfaith families. Rights promoted by New Family Organization include the right to live in a recognized partnership (marriage or common-law), to have children (through natural conception, adoption or via reproductive technologies), to will and inherit assets, and to dissolve a partnership, without discrimination based on faith, nationality, sexual orientation, or status.==Founding== Rosenblum ). -->New Family Organization was established by Irit Rosenblum, an Israeli advocate and legal innovator. Rosenblum advocates a human right to establish a family regardless of gender, religion, nationality, sexual orientation and legal status. Rosenblum is an outspoken proponent of common-law partnership over legal marriage and for the right to use assisted reproductive technologies.High Court of Justice 2458/01Rosenblum is a member of the Israeli Bar Association and served as a presiding judge in the police disciplinary court.Through her work with New Family, she has challenged Israeli family law. This included gaining recognition for same-sex families, issuing common-law marriage IDs which are recognized in official government bodies, the Biological Will Initiative, and promoting parenthood through reproductive technologies== Constituency ==New Family’s constituency includes people who are vulnerable to infringements on rights due to family status, such as people who can not legally marry in Israel, immigrants,https://www1.jafi.org.il/papers/2002/april/jpapr10.htm interfaith and bi-national families,(【引用サイトリンク】title=Refworld - The Leader in Refugee Decision Support ) common-law couples, single parents,(【引用サイトリンク】title=Number of single-parent families in Israel doubles over last decade ) homosexuals and lesbians,(【引用サイトリンク】title=New Israel Fund - UK ) people whose family status disadvantages them for adoption or for reproductive services, foreign citizens, refugees, religiously ‘forbidden’ unions, people deemed ‘ineligible’ for marriage by religious law,http://www.ameinu.net/perspectives/israel.php?articleid=147 children deemed ‘illegitimate’ by religious law,(【引用サイトリンク】title=Non-Jewish sperm 'legitimate' ) people who do not meet the religious definition of any faith, or meet the definition of two faiths, and more.Rights promoted by New Family include the right to marry, to have children, to access adoption services and reproductive technology, register children and spouses, to bequeath and inherit assets and to dissolve a partnershiphttp://www.buzzle.com/editorials/10-15-2004-60499.asp without discrimination based on faith, origin, nationality, sexual orientation, or status.」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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