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今の日本の法律では、日本人のお父さんが亡くなってから3年が過ぎると子どもが父に対して認知請求ができないことを知っていますか？　今回の記事は、日本人のお父さんと一緒にフィリピンで暮らしていたJFCの話です。

「どうしてお父さんが亡くなっても認知して欲しいの？」
「なんで生きている間に認知してもらわなかったの？」
と思う人たちにぜひ読んで頂きたいです。

最近、「お父さんを探したい」というJFCたちからの相談が増えていますが、ようやく見つかるとすでにお父さんが亡くなってから3年過ぎているというケースが増えてきています。

JFCネットワークでは「死後認知は3年」と規定する法律は法の下の平等を定めた憲法14条に反するとして違憲を求めてたたかっているケースが何件かあります。

お父さんが亡くなってしまってもお父さんに子どもたと認めてもらいたい。自分のルーツを確固たるものとしたい。という思いは決して間違ってないです。あきらめずにご相談下さい。

https://note.com/jfcnetwork_tokyo/n/n306ef06fee29

Note updated♪
Did you know that under current Japanese law, children cannot file a claim for recognition of their Japanese father after three years have passed since his death? This article is about a JFC who lived in the Philippines with her Japanese father.

“Why do you want to be recognized even after your father has passed away?”
“Why didn’t you ask him to recognize you while he was alive?”
We would like people who think this way to read this article.

Recently, we have been receiving an increasing number of inquiries from JFCs who want to find their fathers, but in many cases, by the time they finally find them, it has been more than three years since their fathers passed away.

The JFC Network is fighting to have the law stipulating that “recognition after death is limited to three years” declared unconstitutional on the grounds that it violates Article 14 of the Constitution, which guarantees equality under the law.

Even if your father has passed away, it is not wrong to wish for him to recognize you as his child. It is not wrong to seek to establish your roots. Please do not give up and consult with us.

https://note.com/jfcnetwork_tokyo/n/n306ef06fee29