On the other hand, incredibly, in some countries is illegal to drink alcohol, to any age, these countries are Lybia, a country located in North Africa; Sudan, another country in Africa; Brunei, in Asia; Iran, in Asia too; and Saudi Arabia.
I´m not against of drinking alcohol, but I think that the ages allowed to drink should be reasonably stipulated by the laws in all the countries. When drinking is completely illegal the personal freedom of the people major of age is limited. But, when the legal age is ridiculously early, the law falls in the other way.

Now, I want to refer the Marriageable age, this is the age at which a person is allowed to marry, either as of right or subject to parental or other forms of consent. The age and other requirements vary between countries, but the minimal age for getting married is, approximately, 18 years all too, in the majority of the countries, also is different the age allowed for getting married for men and women. For example, in Madagascar, the age allowed for males is 17 years old, whereas for females is 14. In South Africa, this age is certainly earlier, because females can getting married at 12 years and males at 14.
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Now, I want to refer some "particular" laws called The world's strangest laws in the Times.
In France, it is forbidden to call a pig Napoleon... mmmmmmm?
In Alabama, it is illegal for a driver to be blindfolded while driving a vehicle ( Is it legal in somewhere?)
In Ohio, it is against state law to get a fish drunk (What?).
Royal Navy ships that enter the Port of London must provide a barrel of rum to the Constable of the Tower of London (yummie!).
In Indonesia, the penalty for masturbation is decapitation (OMG!)
In Kentucky, it is illegal to carry a concealed weapon more than six-feet long (Is that possible?).
In Vermont, women must obtain written permission from their husbands to wear false teeth (Is it excessively machist?).
In Bahrain, a male doctor may legally examine a woman’s genitals but is forbidden from looking directly at them during the examination; he may only see their reflection in a mirror (In what century we are? XXI?).
The head of any dead whale found on the British coast is legally the property of the King; the tail, on the other hand, belongs to the Queen - in case she needs the bones for her corset (Is this a joke?).
1 comment:
Wow. I can't believe some of those laws! Well written!
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