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15 September 2017

How should the Law treat couples who live apart together?
Cynthia Grant Bowman, Dorothea S. Clarke, Professor of Law, Cornell Law SchoolThe full version of this article will appear in Child and Family Law Quarterly, Vol 29, No 2. Find out...
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7 August 2017

Collaborative Co-Parenting and Heteronormativity: Recognising the Interests of Gay Fathers
Philip Bremner, Lecturer, School of Law, University of Sussex Keywords: same-sex parents - gay fathers - family law - assisted reproduction - procreative consciousness...
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23 June 2017

Private international law concerning children in the UK after Brexit: comparing Hague Treaty law with EU Regulations
Paul Beaumont, Professor of EU and Private International Law, and Director of the Centre for Private International Law, University of AberdeenKeywords: jurisdiction - recognition and enforcement of...
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31 May 2017

Brexit and international family law from a continental perspective
Anatol Dutta, Professor of Private Law, Private International Law and Comparative Law at the Ludwig Maximilians University of MunichKeywords: Brexit, international family law, EU law, Brussels...
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13 April 2017

The Regulation of Surrogacy in the United Kingdom: The Case for Reform
Amel Alghrani, School of Law, University of LiverpoolDanielle Griffiths, School of Law, University of Sussex Keywords: Surrogacy; Assisted Reproduction; Parental Orders; Human Fertilisation...
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4 April 2017

International Surrogacy and Parenthood in New Zealand: Crossing Geographical, Legal and Biological Borders
Rhonda Powell, Lecturer in Law, School of Law, University of Canterbury, New ZealandKeywords: International surrogacy – biological parent – intentional parent – fragmenting parenthood – New...
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22 March 2017

Forging a Surrogacy Framework for Ireland: The Constitutionality of the Post-birth Parental Order and Pre-birth Judicial Approval Models of Regulation
Dr Brian Tobin, Lecturer in Law, NUI GalwayIn 2014, the Irish Parliament proposed surrogacy legislation as part of a larger Bill regulating donor-assisted human reproduction, adoption and family...
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21 March 2017

The Regulation of Surrogacy: A Children's Rights Perspective
Katherine Wade, Post-Doctoral Research Associate, Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College LondonKeywords: surrogacy, children’s rights, UN Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989This...
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30 November 2016

The Adequacy of Remedies in Respect of Unsubstantiated Accusations of Child Abuse
Dr Lauren Devine, Bristol Law School, University of the West of EnglandKeywords: Remedies - child protection - referrals - unsubstantiated allegations - harmThe rationale for the need for...
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22 November 2016

Treading a Tightrope: The Fragility of Family and Religious Minority Rights in the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights
This article examines the uncertainties in the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) relating to religious minorities, particularly case law involving families, and particularly...
Brigitte Clark
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