Entry #782: Same-sex adoption in Bolivia

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RegionBolivia
IssueSame-sex adoption
StatusSingle only
Start DateMar 12, 2002
End Date(none)
DescriptionThe adoption requirement does not allow unmarried couples or single parents in any way to apply to adopt children.
Sourceshttps://outrightinternational.org/our-work/americas/bolivia https://database.ilga.org/bolivia-lgbti


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edited by Shine. Reversion of information and inclusion of new sources.

Old Value New Value (Current)
ValueLegalSingle only
Start DateJul 17, 2014Mar 12, 2002
DescriptionAccording to Article 84 of the Child and Adolescent Code, married or cohabiting couples (regardless of sexual orientation) are permitted to adopt in Bolivia.The adoption requirement does not allow unmarried couples or single parents in any way to apply to adopt children.
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According to Article 84 of the Child and Adolescent Code, married or cohabiting couples (regardless of sexual orientation) are permitted to adopt in Bolivia. The adoption requirement does not allow unmarried couples or single parents in any way to apply to adopt children.
Sourceshttps://www.migracion.gob.bo/upload/l548.pdfhttps://outrightinternational.org/our-work/americas/bolivia
https://database.ilga.org/bolivia-lgbti
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https://www.migracion.gob.bo/upload/l548.pdf https://outrightinternational.org/our-work/americas/bolivia https://database.ilga.org/bolivia-lgbti

edited by Sky. Fixing information.

Old Value (Original) New Value
ValueSingle onlyLegal
Start DateMar 12, 2002Jul 17, 2014
DescriptionThe adoption requirement does not allow for unmarried couples or single parents of any form to apply for adoption of children.According to Article 84 of the Child and Adolescent Code, married or cohabiting couples (regardless of sexual orientation) are permitted to adopt in Bolivia.
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The adoption requirement does not allow for unmarried couples or single parents of any form to apply for adoption of children. According to Article 84 of the Child and Adolescent Code, married or cohabiting couples (regardless of sexual orientation) are permitted to adopt in Bolivia.
Sourceshttp://www.genus.es/ecai/esp/bolivia/docs/adopcion_bolivia_proceso_esp.pdfhttps://www.migracion.gob.bo/upload/l548.pdf
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http://www.genus.es/ecai/esp/bolivia/docs/adopcion_bolivia_proceso_esp.pdf https://www.migracion.gob.bo/upload/l548.pdf

created by vviet93

Original entry
StatusSingle only
Start DateMar 12, 2002
End Date(none)
DescriptionThe adoption requirement does not allow for unmarried couples or single parents of any form to apply for adoption of children.
Sourceshttp://www.genus.es/ecai/esp/bolivia/docs/adopcion_bolivia_proceso_esp.pdf
Reports (2)
  • Newer law has been passed "i don't like u"
  • Status is not correct "In October of 2009, Bolivia legalized both married and single homosexual persons to adopt children."