{{Cquote|On September 20, 1792, the French National Assembly passed a decree regulating divorce, which for the first time in France opened the possibility of completely severing marital relationships. For the authors of the decree, divorce was inextricably linked to the concept of liberty: it was “a consequence of individual liberty which an indissoluble engagement would destroy”.<ref>[https://blogs.brandeis.edu/revolutions/2014/04/14/rethinking-the-limits-of-revolution-family-and-the-french-revolution/ Rethinking the Limits of Revolution: Family and the French Revolution]</ref>}}
{{Cquote|On September 20, 1792, the French National Assembly passed a decree regulating divorce, which for the first time in France opened the possibility of completely severing marital relationships. For the authors of the decree, divorce was inextricably linked to the concept of liberty: it was “a consequence of individual liberty which an indissoluble engagement would destroy”.<ref>[https://blogs.brandeis.edu/revolutions/2014/04/14/rethinking-the-limits-of-revolution-family-and-the-french-revolution/ Rethinking the Limits of Revolution: Family and the French Revolution]</ref>}}
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== Divorce in atheistic North Korea ==
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*[http://newfocusintl.com/divorce-in-north-korea/ Divorce in North Korea?]
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*[http://www.dailynk.com/english/read.php?cataId=nk00100&num=5576 Divorce Rate Rising in North Korea]
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*[http://www.rfa.org/english/news/korea/bribes-for-divorces-01282015161349.html North Koreans Pony Up Bribes for Quickie Divorces]