MEPs demand an increase to funding to assist the victims - for free psychological support, legal aid and access to information - and for both the parents and the identified children to be recognised under a special status as victims, "including the possibility to access state compensation".
Unfortunately, only about 4m hectares have been recognised under the act (pdf), less than 10% of the potential area.
In October 2011, Cunard announced that all its vessels will be registered in Bermuda, enabling it to launch a new programme of weddings at sea. (As vessels were previosuly registered in Britain, ceremonies would not have been recognised under British law).
Hina Shamsi, director of the American Civil Liberties Union, told the BBC's World Today programme that Mr Brennan's speech showed the US administration believed its authority went "far beyond what has been recognised under international law".
Wallis's first divorce (in the United States on the grounds of "emotional incompatibility") was not recognised by the Church of England and, if challenged in the English courts, might not have been recognised under English law.
At this stage, organic farming is recognised under law as an alternative way of practicing agriculture (indicators 6 7).
Pearson said Al-Araibi was recognised under international law as a refugee.
If Ipso is recognised under the provisions for a royal charter, not likely unless its articles are changed, the FT would be open to reconsidering its position.
Gypsies and Travellers are recognised under the Equality Act as an ethnic minority group, and the Traveller Movement said its members deserved to be treated with "common decency".
The claimant submits that there is no armed conflict in Pakistan, as it is recognised under international law, still less an international armed conflict, and thus GCHQ employees are not entitled to combatant immunity.
