Liechtenstein changes succession law to allow female heirs

Liechtenstein has amended its centuries-old succession law to introduce absolute primogeniture, allowing the firstborn child, regardless of gender, to inherit the throne, though the change is not retroactive.

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Lihtenštajn mijenja stoljetno pravilo: I žene će moći naslijediti prijestolje

LIHTENŠTAJN je promijenio zakon o nasljeđivanju i uveo apsolutnu primogenituru. Prvorođeno dijete, bez obzira na spol, moći će naslijediti prijestolje. Promjena nije retroaktivna.

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