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Liechtenstein: gender equality for succession to the throne
Herz — World Desk · · 30s summary · 1 min read
The essentials
Liechtenstein has adopted gender equality for succession to the throne, according to Le Monde. This reform affects how power is transmitted in the principality. The constitutional monarchy is led by sovereign prince Hans-Adam II, who has held this position since 1989. His son, Crown Prince Alois, serves as regent and manages the day-to-day affairs of Liechtenstein since 2004. This equality measure marks an important step in the principality's institutional development.
- Gender equality adopted for succession to the throne
- Hans-Adam II has been sovereign prince since 1989
- Crown Prince Alois has served as regent since 2004
What we know
Liechtenstein has adopted gender equality for succession to the throne, according to Le Monde.
The country is a constitutional monarchy led by sovereign prince Hans-Adam II since 1989.
The regency assured by Alois
Crown Prince Alois is the son of Hans-Adam II. He has been serving as regent and managing the day-to-day affairs of Liechtenstein since 2004.
Timeline
- 1989Hans-Adam II becomes the leader of Liechtenstein's constitutional monarchy.
- 2004Crown Prince Alois begins serving as regent and managing the day-to-day affairs.
- 2026Liechtenstein adopts gender equality for succession to the throne.
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