Do any of the States of Australia have conjugal rights for prisoners?
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not that i'm aware of. when my brother was in prison, we were confined to one area at all times during visitation. he was never given any privacy with my sister in law at any time. on some occasions she had to 'smuggle' money in to him, it wasn't easy because you are constantly monitored by one of the screws.
259861
Gretna Green in Scotland is the place you are thinking of.  This sort of marriage was made illegal in 1940.
729441
Inmates can marry while in prison.\n\nI think the article's wording is incorrect, in regards to "fathering" 4 children...His wife may have had children from a previous relationship.
221835
they have the same rights as any other australian by law
196333
It was a British Military-run penal colony that offered British citizens the opportunity to cultivate and settle the land. Tasmania was the "alkatraz" for the worst of AU's criminals.
968071
Yes\nAustralia \nBelgium \nNetherlands \nSwitzerland
1114661
No, they don't. See list of states that do below ...\n\nhttp://www.unmarried.org/common.html
1113835
Australia needs to get real. Your a nation of convicts who deny ex-felons the right to visit your country. You stole the land from the Aborigines and have inbred for the past 100 years, what is your problem?
1017285
For sure Maryland ,Massachusetts, New Jersey & Vermount...  i heard that California but i am not sure about that... But in Maryland u do not have to be state resadance to get married there. my 1/2 sisters aunt went to maryland a couple years ago and married her partner\nI remember them saying that it is not recanised as marrige here in pa but they were considerd life partners or a civil union they would not be able to collect from the goverment from one another or file income tax together but just the same they did not care.... it was kinda cool one wore a white! wedding dress and the other a tux and got married right in a gay church. It was something to see i can tell you that much. Her partner ended up dying just 16 months after they were married and she was gay since she was a early teen she had a son from a one night stand with a guy just to see what it was like.. anyway... all she ever wanted was to get married to the right woman  and her dream came true..and her son has a parent in his life he would not of had one because his father was no where to be found. the son lives with the aunt and thinks of her as his mother and is not afraid to tell anyone that his mom is dead but his other mom is raising him now. Now rather i agree with the life style is another story..
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Australia has an obligation under the 1967? (i think) UN Warsaw Human Rights agreement to allow asylum seekers into the country and thoroughly investigate their individual circumstances before deciding on their refugee status.  The feelings of the Indonesian people and / or Government should not stand in the way of our International (and humanitarian!) obligations.
154570
No, there is nothing in the Constitution that says one person can make another person consent to sexual relations. \n\nQuite the contrary, the constitution gives us the right to be free in many, many ways.\n\nIf you're having sex with someone that doesn't want to have sex with you you're committing rape.
421041
Right now australia is the number 1 choice. U better hurry before they put restrictions there also.
769874
You should look for a local prisoner's rights organization.
685021
Yes, there are still states where this is nominally illegal. These are: Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Georgia, North and South Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah, Virginia and (wouldn't you know it) Washington D.C.\n\nDo note, however, that the U.S. Supreme Court in "Lawrence v. Texas" (J Kennedy writing for the majority) in 2003 struck down all anti-sodomy laws in the United States, declaring that such laws violated the liberty phrase of the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. Most anti-oral sex laws had not been enforced prior to this overturning.
439228
Yes the ANZUS treaty is still very much in effect. The basic principal of this treaty is that Australia, New Zealand and the US will assist each other in military matters.\n\nWe also have varying free trade, immigration and monetary assistance agreements with many Western & Asian countries.
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It depends on the laws of the country/ state.  After a pertson has undergone a sex change operation some countries recognise the fact legally.  The sex-changee has all the "rights" of the sex to which they have changed - so a man changing to a woman would go to a woman's prison as , in the eyes of the law, "she" is now a woman.  In other countries though _ I think the UK is one - you cannot ny law alter the sex on your birth certificate even though you have altered your body.  Sex changes are not recognised by the state.  If a man changes sex to a woman - his birth sex was male and therefore he has to go to a man's prison. That sounds like it would be pretty unformatable for the sedx-changee concerned - but I imagine they would have to go to a special wing if it ever occurred that a male to female sex change got sent to prison in such a country.
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Australia.\nThey have the best variation of beautiful women any where in the world.