civil solidarity pact (PACS)

Target entity: civil solidarity pact (PACS)
Context triple: [Jospin Government, introducedPolicy, civil solidarity pact (PACS)]

• A. Cohab
  Cohab is a residential neighborhood in Recife, Brazil, known for its large housing complexes and working-class community.
• B. Grenelle Agreements
  The Grenelle Agreements were a landmark 1968 accord between the French government, employers, and trade unions that granted major wage increases and labor reforms in an effort to resolve the nationwide social and political crisis.
• C. Pacta conventa
  Pacta conventa was a medieval agreement between the Polish king and the nobility that helped define the political rights and privileges central to the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth’s noble democracy.
• D. Paris Act of 1971
  The Paris Act of 1971 is a major revision of the Berne Convention that modernized and expanded international copyright protection, particularly for developing countries and new forms of creative works.
• E. Pact of Paris
  The Pact of Paris is the common name for the 1928 international agreement in which signatory states renounced war as an instrument of national policy.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: civil solidarity pact (PACS)
Target entity description: The civil solidarity pact (PACS) is a form of civil union in France that grants couples—regardless of gender—many of the legal and fiscal benefits of marriage without requiring full matrimonial status.

• A. Cohab
  Cohab is a residential neighborhood in Recife, Brazil, known for its large housing complexes and working-class community.
• B. Grenelle Agreements
  The Grenelle Agreements were a landmark 1968 accord between the French government, employers, and trade unions that granted major wage increases and labor reforms in an effort to resolve the nationwide social and political crisis.
• C. Pacta conventa
  Pacta conventa was a medieval agreement between the Polish king and the nobility that helped define the political rights and privileges central to the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth’s noble democracy.
• D. Paris Act of 1971
  The Paris Act of 1971 is a major revision of the Berne Convention that modernized and expanded international copyright protection, particularly for developing countries and new forms of creative works.
• E. Pact of Paris
  The Pact of Paris is the common name for the 1928 international agreement in which signatory states renounced war as an instrument of national policy.
• F. None of above. chosen