LONDON: The wife of a Middle Eastern country ruler has applied for a “forced marriage protection order” in England’s High Court in relation to one of her two children.She has also applied for a “non-molestation order,” which protects from harassment or threats. It was not clear who this order was in relation to. At the High Court of England and Wales, she also applied for wardship, which means a child is placed in the hands of the court for major decisions, the international media reports.A forced marriage protection order helps if someone says they have been forced intomarriage or are already in a forced marriage, according to official British legal definitions. “These proceedings are concerned with the welfare of the two children of their marriage and do not concern divorce or finances,” the two parties said in a joint statement issued by the High Court earlier this month.
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Tuesday, July 30, 2019
ME country ruler’s wife seeks protection from British court
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