CHECK THESE SAMPLES OF Examine the extent to which children have rights in a particular area of law and provision (Abortion)
Emphasis must be made as to the nature of terms and definitions of the extent of LA responsibilities.... art III of the Act Sections 17 and 47 describe the duties and powers associated with the provision of services to children and families.... 7 (10) (a) (b) and (c)) a child is taken to be in need if:"he is unlikely to achieve or maintain, or to have the opportunity of achieving or maintaining, a reasonable standard of health or development without the provision for him of services by a local authority under this Part; his health or development is likely to be significantly impaired or further impaired, without the provision for him of such services; or he is disabled "...
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Book Report/Review
From the discussion of the United Nations Convention on Children rights, the author tries to figure out for and against the children rights in society.... For example, children have the right to survival and development (article 6), basic economic welfare (article 27), health care (article 24), education (article 28), and play and recreation (article 31).... For example, children have the right to be protected from abuse and neglect (article 19), economic exploitation (article 32), sexual exploitation (article 34), and discrimination (article 2)....
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Term Paper
Of those pregnancies, 46 percent ended in abortion.... The abortion Act 1967 is the law governing abortions in England, Scotland and Wales.... abortion of up to 24 weeks is allowed if there is a substantial risk that the child when born would suffer "such physical or mental abnormalities as to be seriously handicapped.... The second condition is that an abortion must be agreed by two doctors and carried out by a doctor in a government-approved hospital or clinic....
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Essay
This paper focuses on an error of law has been committed by the Supreme Court of Freedonia in finding for the herein respondent by sustaining the constitutionality of the assailed provisions of the Abortion Law 2009 violates the rights of women under the US Constitution.... Under international laws, the US is obliged to comply with the provisions of international treaties, like the ICCPR to which it is a state party.... n upholding international treaties, like the ICCPR, respecting civil rights of citizens, the UK has passed into law the abortion Act of 1967 and other related laws like the Human Fertilisation Act 1990 (amended in 2000)....
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Term Paper
The law and practice of Sharia tend to be prescriptive, and heirs under this regime obtain rights to aliquot shares in the estate of the individual from whom they have descended.... Some of these rules are founded on the Hanafi School of law.... Moreover, several of the rules are based on other schools of law, such as the takhayyur.... Such share hold good, irrespective of the extent of the property....
The situation obtaining can be understood as a trust that replicates the rights and limitations enjoined by the Sharia law of the country of domicile of the settler....
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Thesis
This essay discusses that the legitimacy or otherwise of induced abortion has been influenced by social, political, and medical perceptions.... From the 13th century to the early 19th century induced abortion was legal under English common law, before the onset of quickening at 15 to 18 weeks gestation.... hellip; According to the essay, in 1936 the abortion Law Reform Association was formed by people who believed that abortion legislation was unsatisfactory....
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Essay
This study, Women's rights in the USA Versus South Africa, stresses that gender inequality is one of the problems that are still prevalent throughout the world, although it may be comparatively worse in developing countries as compared to the developed countries.... The problems of violence against women and a failure to uphold their rights to the extent that the human rights of other groups are prevalent in almost all countries of the world, even a developed nation such as the United States....
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Research Paper
This section defines a child in need as a child who is unlikely to maintain or achieve reasonable standard of health or development without the provision for him of services by a local authority that the children's health and development will be ignificantly impairedif they are not availed of social services (Children Act 1989 (III)(17)(10).... Then, the local authority has a duty to facilitate the provision of these services for the children.... Among these services is the provision of accommodations and paying of cash in exceptional circumstances, if the childrens means are such that this is necessary (Children Act 1989 (III)(17))....
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Case Study
