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The Supreme Court held that Belgian divorce and custody judgments met Rwanda’s exequatur requirements and ordered them enforced in Rwanda.
Gestational surrogacy is permitted under Rwandan law as a form of assisted reproductive technology when agreed by the parties. The child born from such arrangement must be registered under the names of the genetic parents (N.A and M.O), but for the first six months after birth, the child should remain with the surrogate mother (M.G) for breastfeeding, unless medically impossible. The surrogacy agreement is valid and enforceable.
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Gestational surrogacy is permitted under Rwandan law as a form of assisted reproductive technology when agreed upon by the parties. The child born from such arrangement must be registered under the names of the genetic parents but should remain with the surrogate mother for six months for breastfeeding, unless medically impossible. The agreement between the parties is valid and enforceable.
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Rwanda Supreme Court held that community-property matrimonial assets must be sold and the proceeds divided equally after divorce, rejecting a revision claim based on child welfare.
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