the clear distinction between the right to free movement and principale nondiscrimination on the end the value of the family as a natural society found in marriage on the other has led to formul
The clear distinction between the right to free movement and the principle of non-discrimination, on the one hand, and the value of the family as a natural society founded on marriage, on the other, has led to the formulation of the paragraph that upholds the independence of individual States in family law and the ban on discrimination against any human being.
The clear distinction between the right to free movement and principle non-discrimination, on the and the value of the family as a natural society founded marriage, on the other, has led to formulation of the paragraph that upholds the independence of individual States in family law and ban on discrimination against any human being.