Some time ago we talked about banned names in the world, and as time goes by some countries expand the list. It is the case of New Zealand, which lists up to 77 names of prohibited babies.
It is striking that you have to legislate about it, but given the history of bizarre and offensive names in the world that many unconscious parents put on their offspring, it is not surprising that it is done.
The New Zealand authorities have updated their list of prohibited names for babies born in the country and among the novelties we have the initials AJ, MC, CJ and Lucifer, Majesty, Princess or Anal... They are not names that authorities come to mind because they are: they are appeals with which some parents wanted to register their children.
The list prepared by the Department of Births, Deaths and Marriages seeks to serve as a guide for New Zealand parents when choosing a name for their babies.
Among the unacceptable names are those that offend, are unreasonably long or denominate an official title or rank. Hence, in New Zealand children can no longer be called Majesty, King, Knight or Judge (this is the name most rejected by the records).
Other of the strange names of which we have spoken to you on occasion are * (yes, the asterisk symbol), Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii, "Talula dances the hula-hop in Hawaii", '2nd' (second) or ' 3rd '(third), 4Real Superman ...
Anyway, as you see there are names for all tastes, I anticipate that the list of banned names in the world will continue to expand. Definitely, remembering these cases of irresponsibility it seems that it was necessary to take out the father's card somewhere where they will teach that you should not put your son in ridicule (and less for life ...).
