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April 1, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Comparing Roman Law and International Human Rights Law on Marriage Rights

Considerations on the matrimonium Juris Gentium : an invitation to compare Roman law and international human rights law

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DRDilton Rocha Ferraz Ribeiro

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Compares marriage rights in Roman law and international human rights law, indicating historical connections.

Key Points

  • The paper explores the historical connections between Roman law and contemporary international human rights law, specifically regarding marriage rights.
  • Analyzes the evolution of marriage rights in Roman law and international human rights law.
  • Examines the distinction between jus civile and jus gentium in the context of marriage.
  • Considers historical influences on modern legal systems concerning marriage.
  • Identifies similarities between the expansion of marriage rights in Roman law and contemporary human rights.
  • Highlights the transformation from a formalistic approach to a focus on consent and de facto unions.
  • Suggests that current human rights frameworks have roots in Roman legal traditions.

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Dilton Rocha Ferraz Ribeiro (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd7aa45652765b073a7f84https://doi.org/10.34577/00005232
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