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German court: Cantor could not be fired for surrogacy

21-09-2022

Central Europe

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German court: Cantor could not be fired for surrogacy

Gerd-Peter Münden. Photo Facebook, Gerd-Peter Münden

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Earlier this year, a Cathedral cantor was fired by the Landeskirche Braunschweig in Germany because he and his married partner wanted to commission a surrogate mother to fulfil their wish for children. Now, a court decided that his dismissal was invalid.

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