- Law n° 93-74 of 12th July 1993, amending certain Articles of the Personal Status Code (C.S.P.) relative to the status of the woman as a fiancée (Article 2), as a spouse (Articles 12, 23 and 28), as a mother (Article 6), as a divorcee (Article 32, 32 bis and 53 bis), as a child minder (Article 67) ; - Law n° 93-65 of 5th July 1993, creating the guarantee fund for food allowance and alimony; - Law n° 95-95 of 9th November 1995, amending and completing some Articles of the Contracts and Obligations Code, amended Article 93 bis on the responsibility of the Father and the Mother for acts committed by their children who are minors. Under the terms of this law, the Mother becomes collectively reponsible with the Father for the payment of compensation to third party victims of her child’s actions; - Law n° 2002-4 of 21st January 2002, amending Article 12 of the Tunisian nationality Code, grants Tunisian nationality to a child born abroad of a Tunisian mother and a foreign father on condition that he requests this status by making a declaration within one year preceding his coming of age. Besides, and in case of the demise of the father, of his disappearance, or of his legal incapacity, the unilateral declaration of the mother suffices; - Law n° 2003-51 of 7th July 2003, amending and completing law n° 98-75 of 28th October 1998 relative to the granting of a patronymic name to abandoned children or to children of unknown descent, permitted the child born out of wedlock to have the patronymic name of his mother or that of his father should evidence of paternity be established through confession, testimony or genetical analysis. 422. Mindful of guaranteeing the good health of the family, the legislator instituted by law n° 64-46 of 3rd November 1964 the pre-nuptial medical certificate required before marriage. The establishment of this certificate does not hinder the right to marriage. It aims in particular at drawing the attention of the candidate intending to get married to the harmful effects of dangerous diseases, in particular tuberculosis and syphilis, for the wife or the descendants. 423. The right to marriage is recognized for both the man and the woman with no discrimination whatsoever. This emerges from the various provisions of the Personal Status Code. Even where it concerns foreigners governed by their Personal Status, the Public Records Officer is compelled to celebrate their marriage. In effect, Article 38 of law n° 57 - 3 of the 1st August 1957, regulating the civil status, stipulates that the Public Records Officer should celebrate « the marriage ceremony of foreigners in Tunisia in conformity with Tunisian laws, on submission of a certificate from their Consul certifying that they can contract the marriage ». 424. The Tunisian legislator fixed the minimum age for marriage (twenty full years for the man and seventeen years for the woman). Likewise, the Personal Status Code has made marriage the business of only the two persons intending to be married by making their consent a requirement. 425. In the concern to promote the structures of family related legislation, law n° 93-74 of 12th July 1993, amending certain Articles of the CSP, created the office of « family Judge », who is distinguished by his specialization and competence and whose professional experience should not be less than 10 years (Article 32 new). The objective being to define the limits of family disputes so as to protect 91