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The Family Relations Register of the Republic of Korea is an official family register that is used since 2008, replacing the Hoju system that was in use before 2007. In accordance with the Constitutional Court's ruling in 2005 that the previous household system was unconstitutional for violating the constitutional spirit of gender equality, the Act on the Registration of Family Relations, etc. was enacted as Act No. 8435 on May 17, 2007, and went into effect on January 1, 2008. Unlike the previous household register, which was created by family unit centered on the household, the Family Relations Register is created by individual.
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