Constitutional Review for the Global Standard of Family Law

Byeongrok KIM

doi:10.70515/sac.2026.4.37.1.1

April 30, 2026Mi'gug heonbeob yeon'gu.

Constitutional Review for the Global Standard of Family Law

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The aim is to address the limitations of current constitutional provisions on marriage and family laws in light of evolving societal structures.
Examines the current state of family law and its constitutional implications.
Discusses recent global trends in family law and their relevance to South Korea.
Analyzes the necessity for constitutional amendments to reflect diverse family structures.
Current constitutional provisions primarily support traditional family structures, limiting adaptation.
Proposes legal recognition for diverse family forms, including multicultural and non-marital communities.
Highlights the importance of aligning family law with global standards for human rights and societal needs.

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This analysis examines familial changes and proposes constitutional reforms in family law, suggesting broader recognition of diverse family structures.

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