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6 September 2016

(Trans) Marriage Equality? Challenging Europe’s Marital ‘Dissolution Requirements’
Peter DunneKeywords: Transgender – Gender Recognition – Divorce – Human Rights –Proportionality – Marriage Law Across the Council of Europe, 23 jurisdictions require that transgender individuals...
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29 June 2016

CHILD AND FAMILY LAW QUARTERLY Vol 28, No 2, 2016
Child and Family Law QuarterlyVol 28, No 2, 2016Table of ContentsArticlesHigh conflict post-separation disputes involving family violence in a neoliberal context: British Columbia, Canada By Rachel...
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29 June 2016

CHILD AND FAMILY LAW QUARTERLY Vol 28, No 1, 2016
Child and Family Law QuarterlyVol 28, No 1, 2016ContentsArticlesMeetings between children's lawyers and children involved in private family law disputes By Felicity Bell   5Where do I stand? Assessing...
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23 June 2016

Giving effect to young people’s right to effectively participate in criminal proceedings
Dr Ray ArthurKeywords: young people - right to a fair trial - effective participation - unfit to plead - stay of proceedings Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights, guarantees the right...
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24 May 2016

Shaping and re-shaping the caring relationship in European Law: a catalogue of rights for informal carers?
Eugenia Caracciolo di Torella, School of Law, University of LeicesterKeywords: care policies - ethic of care - gender equality - informal carersThis article explores the engagement of the European...
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25 April 2016

Is criminalising children’s sexual behaviour counterproductive?
Laura Janes, Solicitor, Legal Director, Howard League for Penal ReformKeywords: Children – sexual offences – harmful sexual behaviour – youth justice system – recidivism – treatment Criminal justice...
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20 January 2016

Recent developments in the law relating to female genital mutilation [2016] CFLQ 87
Ruth Gaffney-Rhys, University of South WalesKeywords: FGM - Protection Orders – Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003 – Serious Crime Act 2015The Serious Crime Act 2015 introduced Female Genital...
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19 January 2016

Where do I stand? Assessing children’s capabilities under English Law [2016] CFLQ 25
Dr Dawn Watkins, Senior Lecturer in Law, University of LeicesterKeywords: Child - law - capabilities - Article 12 - UNCRCThis paper sets out the findings of a doctrinal study that has sought to...
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19 January 2016

Meetings between children’s lawyers and children involved in private family law disputes [2016] CFLQ 5
Felicity Bell, Lecturer, School of Law,University of Wollongong, AustraliaKeywords: Family law – children’s lawyers – children’s voices – communication – qualitative researchThe appointment of a...
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11 January 2016

Putting children first? Children’s interests as a primary consideration in public law [2016] CFLQ 45
Rachel Taylor, Fellow and Tutor in Law, Exeter College, Associate Professor in Law, Oxford UniversityKeywords: Children’s rights – Article3 UNCRC – best interests – policy making – administrative...
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