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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"the child’s best interest"”.

  1. Towards being heard : representations of the child's voice in custody evaluation reports by the Family Advocate's Office.

    This study outlined the changing social and legal contexts insofar as it relates [sic] to children’s participation in matters that affect their lives. It set out the debates in the literature on whether [or] not children should participate in family law matters, specifically custody disputes, and …

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  2. Giving a Voice to the Parent/Guardians/Caregivers of Students with Special Needs: Advocacy for Services

    … special needs are often at a loss as how to help their child be successful within the public school system. Communication is the key towards developing any form of path to success; however, the PGC of students with special needs are often limited, or at a loss as how to communicate these demands …

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  3. International child abduction parental child abduction to non-Hague countries: where the law is incomplete

    At the forefront of human rights atrocities in recent years is the subject of the abduction of women and children, most commonly and distressingly encountered in cases of human trafficking and in more recent years increasingly found in the abduction of youngsters in war-time conflict. A surprising …

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  4. Att plantera ett barn : internationella adoptioner och assisterad befruktning i svensk reproduktionspolitik

    The purpose of this thesis is to study the norms and values surrounding the family and the nation-state in Swedish family policy as they appear in Official Government Reports (SOU) on international adoption and assisted reproductive technology (ART) between 1953 and 2007. I argue that the

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