The name that includes thousands of women in Spain and it is forbidden by law in New Zealand to their unpleasant meaning
Although it seemed strange, In most countries there is a list of names that are prohibited by the Civil Registry Act. Because of their historical meanings or because they have a dangerous meaning. For example, Hitler, Stalin, Judas, Osama bin Laden, Lucifer … Some of those who have been vetoed by their historical associations.
In the case of Spain, The law prohibits the newborn in the inappropriate nameAlthough the name is not bad, it becomes a crime when it is mixed with its last names, which is also forbidden. For example: strong belly pains.
Networks respond to a mother who gives birth to her child and take home for a few days before burying him
It is not accepted Copy the full names of celebrities or names with two names Or using an object as its own name.
But not Spain is not the only country to limit the baby while registeringThe New Zealand government, like a lot of people Publish a list of names for newborns annually. What is funny is that in the latest update of unpleasant names, it appears There are over a thousand women in our country.
A picture of a child and his mother’s picture
In this year’s list, in the names made by Veto, Among them are religious words also include official titles such as Holy or Bishop and King. And among them, this name is according to the data from the National Institute of Statistics, 1,085 Spanish women are called so.
Name forbidden It comes from Estephania, and this is a specially recorded version of a funny. In New Zealand It is considered an unprecedented and sexual aggressive because it is prohibited by the law.
It turns out “Funny” is the path of gynecological path in Anglo -Saxon countries. New Zealand Internal Minister Brook Van Welden, the purpose of this list: “Avoid hazardous names or looks like official titles.”
