Subjects:

Family Law

Contents:

You have to start somewhere, Michael King

children's rights - balancing traditional values and cultural plurality, Geraldine Van Bueren

children's rights, cultural diversity and private international Law, William Duncan

the interpretation of the concept ""the best interest of the child"" in Israel, Yehiel Kaplan

a note on children's rights in Islamic Law, His Honour Judge David Pearl

""honour thy father and they mother"" - children's rights and children's duties, Andrew Bainham

rights and autonomy or the best interest of the child? Ze'ev Falk

multiculturalism, parental choice and traditional values - a comment on religious education in Israel, Stephen Goldstein

child-parent-state - the absence of community in the courts' approach to education, Leora Bilsky

tradition and the right to education - the case of the ultraorthodox community in Israel, Leslie Sebba, Varda Shiffer

a child's right to privacy or open justice? James Michael

who is the father? access to information on genetic identity, Katherine O'Donovan

crimes of war, culture, and children's rights - the case of female Palestinian detainees under Israel military occupation, Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian

protection for whom and from what? protection proceedings and the voice of the child at risk, Ya'ir Ronen

the child's right to make mistakes - criminal responsibility and the immature minor, Gillian Douglas

traditional values, children's rights and social justice - English youth justice in the 1990s, Wayne Morrison. Afterword: choosing rights for children, David Nelken.

This is a collection of essays which focus on subjects such as: the rights of children, cultural diversity and private international law; children's rights in Islamic law; children's rights in Israel and Palestine; and traditional values in English youth justice in the 1990s.