法国议员克莱芒斯·盖蒂提出立法提案，建议将友谊纳入法律框架，赋予其类似婚姻和民事伴侣关系的法律地位1。这一倡议反映了对友谊在现代社会中重要性的认识，以及对无传统家庭纽带人群权益保护的关注。
法律认可友谊的设想并非孤立案例1。比利时自2000年起已允许共同居住的个人申请"法律同居"，通过这一机制建立相互法律权利1。澳大利亚的研究数据显示，约5.7%的65岁及以上澳大利亚人无亲属关系，这表明一定规模的人口缺乏传统的法律家庭保护1。若友谊获得法律认可，相关权利框架可能涵盖照顾假、住房和继承等领域1。此外，学者杰奥弗里·德·拉加斯内里曾撰写友谊宣言，倡议以友谊为中心的生活组织方式1，为这一讨论提供了理论基础。
A French legislator has proposed incorporating friendship into legal frameworks, granting it formal status comparable to marriage and civil partnership arrangements.1 The proposal by Clemence Guettet suggests establishing legal recognition that would provide friendships with protections and rights similar to those afforded to traditional family relationships.1
Belgium has already pioneered such recognition, allowing individuals in shared living arrangements to apply for "legal cohabitation" status since 2000, which establishes mutual rights and obligations between the parties.1 Legal acknowledgment of friendship could potentially extend protections including caregiving leave, housing rights, and inheritance provisions.1 Research in Australia has identified a growing demographic need for such protections, with approximately 5.7 percent of Australians aged 65 and over having no family relationships.1
The concept of legally recognized friendships addresses a practical gap for individuals without traditional kinship bonds who might otherwise lack legal recourse in matters of care and succession.1 Geoffrey de Lagasnerie has articulated this vision further, drafting a friendship manifesto that advocates for organizing life around friendship as a central organizing principle.1
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