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23 September 2011

The risks and rewards of adoption for children in the public care [2003] CFLQ 391
This article considers research on the benefits and risks of adoption. It places research-based knowledge in the context of UK Government policy for adoption to be the placement of choice for...
June Thoburn
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Children refugees - first and foremost children [2003] CFLQ 383
This article examines the international and domestic legal framework for the protection and treatment of unaccompanied minor refugees in the UK and the extent to which this legal framework might mask...
Nicola Rogers
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23 September 2011

Courting controversy - children sexually abused through prostitution - are they everybody's distant relatives but nobody's children? [2003] CFLQ 371
This article explores the economic and political forces that affect children who are sexually abused through prostitution. Further, it considers and examines issues relating to recent government...
David Barrett Margaret Melrose
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International and internet child sexual abuse and exploitation - issues emerging from research [2003] CFLQ 353
This article examines knowledge concerning cases of child sexual abuse involving an international element or use of the internet - risks to children that have received widespread official attention...
Bernard Gallagher Beth Hodgson Claire Fraser Kris Christmann
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Children on the edge - patterns of running away in the UK [2003] CFLQ 343
This article reviews findings from a body of collaborative research undertaken over the past five years into young people who run away from home or substitute care before the age of 16. It will review...
Jim Wade
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23 September 2011

Mendoza v Ghaidan - Two steps forward, one step back [2003] CFLQ 313
The Court of Appeal ruled that a same-sex partner was entitled to succeed to a statutory tenancy in the name of his deceased partner under paragraph 2(2) of Schedule 1 to the Rent Act 1977 as if he...
Emma Hitchings
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23 September 2011

Re R (Paternity of IVF Baby) - Unmarried paternity under the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 [2003] CFLQ 327
Unmarried fatherhood after assisted conception, where the sperm of the would-be father was not used in the conception, was novel when it was introduced in the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act...
Craig Lind
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23 September 2011

Bellinger v Bellinger - Not quite between the ears and between the legs - Transsexualism and marriage in the Lords [2003] CFLQ 295
The House of Lords has held that a 'marriage' between a man and a male-to-female transsexual person is not valid, while declaring that position incompatible with the Human Rights Act 1998. This...
Stephen Gilmore
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23 September 2011

Accommodation of diversity in education - a human rights agenda? [2003] CFLQ 279
This article examines the current agenda of the international human rights community with regard to the accommodation of religious and linguistic diversity in education and discusses the potential...
Elizabeth Craig
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23 September 2011

Old problems, new solutions? - EU regulation of cross-national child maintenance [2003] CFLQ 269
This article analyses the recent measures implemented at EU level to regulate the increasingly common issue of international child maintenance. It considers in particular the legitimacy and efficacy...
Helen Stalford
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