Editing Civil union (section)

==List of jurisdictions recognizing same-sex unions but not same-sex marriage==
As of April 18, 2015, the states that provide civil unions but not marriage for same-sex couples are:
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* [[Recognition of same-sex unions in Bolivia|Bolivia]]
* [[Recognition of same-sex unions in Croatia|Croatia]]
* [[Recognition of same-sex unions in Cyprus|Cyprus]]
* [[Recognition of same-sex unions in the Czech Republic|Czech Republic]]
* [[Recognition of same-sex unions in Hungary|Hungary]]
* [[Recognition of same-sex unions in Italy|Italy]]
* [[Recognition of same-sex unions in Latvia|Latvia]]
* [[Recognition of same-sex unions in Lithuania|Lithuania]]
* [[Recognition of same-sex unions in Monaco|Monaco]]
* [[Recognition of same-sex unions in Montenegro|Montenegro]]
* [[Recognition of same-sex unions in San Marino|San Marino]]
* the British territories of [[Same-sex marriage in Bermuda|Bermuda]] and [[Same-sex marriage in the Cayman Islands|Cayman Islands]]
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In [[Israel]], no national domestic authority performs same-sex marriage, though couples may marry abroad. In addition, same-sex couples may be considered to have a [[common-law marriage]], which affords "most" of the rights of marriage.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2018 |title=Information for couples marrying outside the Rabbinate |url=http://rackmancenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Marriage-Outside-the-Rabbinate-Halperin-Kaddari-et-al-Rackman-Study-2018.pdf |access-date=November 10, 2023 |website=Rackman Center}}</ref>