| Domestic Implementation of the Donor-Conceived Child's Right to Identity in Light of the Requirements of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child |
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| Child Brides on The Move: Legal Responses to Culture Clashes |
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| Is the Civil Solidarity Pact the Future of Marriage? The Several Meanings of the French Civil Union |
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| Rules Versus Discretion in Financial Remedies on Divorce |
2 |
| Surrogacy, System Shopping, and Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights |
2 |
| Domestic Violence, Property and Family Law in Australia |
2 |
| Child and Parent Outcomes in the London Family Drug and Alcohol Court Five Years On: Building on International Evidence |
2 |
| Mitochondrial Donations and the Right to Know and Trace One's Genetic Origins: an Ethical and Legal Challenge |
2 |
| The Family as a Stronghold of State Stability: Two Contradictions in China's Anti-Domestic Violence Efforts |
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| Introducing Social Science Evidence in Family Court Decision-Making and Adjudication: Evidence from England and Wales |
1 |
| Lessons Drawn from the Regulation of Surrogacy in Greece, Cyprus, and Portugal, or a Plea for the Regulation of Commercial Gestational Surrogacy |
1 |
| The Legal, Medical and Social Implications of Child Marriage in Nigeria |
1 |
| Testing the Link Between Dyadic Concordance in Corporal Punishment, Positive Parenting, and Crime in An International Sample of Young Adults |
1 |
| Rights and Relationships of Children who are Adopted from Care |
1 |
| Family Reorganization in the Japanese Family Conciliation System: Resolving Divorce Disputes Involving Minor Children |
1 |
| The Dissolution of 'Double Deck' Marriage in Nigeria |
1 |
| One Parent, Three Parents: Judges and Ontario's All Families Are Equal Act, 2016 |
1 |
| The Parentage Disruption: A Comparative Approach |
1 |
| The Human Right to Gender Identity: From the International Human Rights Scenario to Latin American Domestic Legislation |
1 |
| Posthumously Conceived Children and Succession Law: A View from Ireland |
1 |
| Legal Gender Beyond the Binary |
1 |
| The Evolution of Joint Parenting in Poland: The Legal Perspective on Lessons Learned and Still to Be Learned |
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| From Stranger to Family or Something in Between: Donor Linking in an Era of Retrospective Access to Anonymous Sperm Donor Records in Victoria, Australia |
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| Same-sex Marriage: Principle Versus Practice |
0 |
| Supported Visitation in Cases of Violence: Political Intentions and Local Practice in Sweden |
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| Do Parenting Plans Work ? The Effect of Parenting Plans on Procedural, Family and Child Outcomes |
0 |
| Test of Faith: Haredi Communities and the Right to Education |
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| What Do Grown Children Owe Their Parents ? A Moral Duty and Legal Responsibility in Bangladesh |
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| Concept of Fault, Post-Marital Maintenance Obligation and Discrimination against Women in the Turkish Judicial System |
0 |
| Organizing Openness: How UK Policy Defines the Significance of Information and Information Sharing about Gamete Donation |
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| #Us Too: Children on the Move and Belated Public Attention |
0 |
| The Impact of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women in Select African States |
0 |
| The Right to Equality at the Dissolution of a Marriage in Uganda |
0 |
| Stifled Voices: Hearing Children's Objections in Hague Child Abduction Convention Cases in Australia |
0 |
| The New Divorce Legislation in the Republic Of Croatia under the Influence of Psychology, Sociology, and International Law |
0 |
| Empirical Research on Protecting Women's Property Rights in Divorce Proceedings in China |
0 |
| Autonomy, Self-determination, and Human Rights: Legal Safeguards in Argentina to Prevent Elder Abuse and Neglect |
0 |
| Adult Children and Elderly Parents in Strasbourg Proceedings: A Misconstrued Approach to 'Family Life' |
0 |
| Of Justice and Family: The Social Impact of New Legislation against Gender Violence among Battered Women in Mexico |
0 |
| The Role of the Male Guardian in Women's Access to Health Services in Iran |
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| Women at Work and in the Family: A Discussion on Reconciliation Policy Practices |
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