Senate approves custody bill guaranteeing minors' family living rights
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- •The custody bill was approved by the Senate on March 11, 2026.
- •The bill guarantees minors the right to live with their families.
- •The legislation impacts custody arrangements and family law.
- •The approval follows legislative procedures culminating in final Senate consent.
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- ▸If the government implements the custody bill effectively minors will have stronger legal protection to remain with their families, improving child welfare outcomes.
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