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===Laws & Social Stigmas=== | ===Laws & Social Stigmas=== | ||
In Bahrain, a pregnant woman must be married, according to the law. If you | In Bahrain, a pregnant woman must be married, according to the law.<ref>[http://www.timeoutbahrain.com/knowledge/features/66531-know-your-rights-in-bahrain Know your rights in Bahrain]</ref> If you're pregnant and visit a medical provider in Bahrain, the doctor will probably assume that you are married. You may be asked for a marriage certificate or information about the father. Furthermore, once the baby is born, the medical staff will need to know the name and identity of the father (and sometimes before the birth). Typically, a woman must be married to a man for a birth certificate to be issued. | ||
If you're found to be pregnant and unmarried in Bahrain, you may face legal repercussions. If you're a foreigner, you'll be imprisoned and/or deported. If you're pregnant and unmarried as a Bahraini, you could face possible imprisonment. Your partner may also be imprisoned or deported.<ref>[http://www.timeoutbahrain.com/knowledge/features/66531-know-your-rights-in-bahrain Know your rights in Bahrain]</ref> For these reasons, if you are pregnant and unmarried, it is highly advised that you do not seek out medical treatment or residency in Bahrain for the duration of your pregnancy. | |||
To learn more about giving birth in Bahrain, click [https://www.expatwoman.com/bahrain/health-fitness/giving-birth-in-barhain-complete-guide here]. | |||
===What to Get & Where to Get It=== | ===What to Get & Where to Get It=== | ||