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Ann Skelton eerste bekleder wisselleerstoel Enforcement of Children's Rights

Ann Skelton eerste bekleder wisselleerstoel Enforcement of Children's Rights

22 september 2020

De nieuwe wisselleerstoel is ingesteld om gerenommeerde wetenschappers de kans te bieden om in Leiden onderwijs en onderzoek te doen naar internationale kinderrechten en tegelijkertijd de opgedane kinderrechtenkennis wereldwijd goed te ontsluiten.

Ann Skelton

Het vakgebied van internationale kinderrechten heeft in Leiden een uitzonderlijke positie. De Universiteit Leiden is een van de weinige universiteiten die het kinderrecht als vakgebied op academisch niveau aanbiedt. Studenten van over de hele wereld komen daarom speciaal naar Leiden om deel te namen aan de Engelstalige advanced LL.M. International Children's Rights of een van de andere wetenschappelijke activiteiten, waaronder de jaarlijkse summer school en de Leiden Children's Rights Observatory. Ook bieden gerenommeerde wetenschappers graag proactief hun tijd en onderwijs- en onderzoekscapaciteit aan.

The government is considering making international adoption state-level: It could hit gays and singles

The government is considering making international adoption statewide: It could hit gays and singles

The policy has come into possession of internal notes from the Ministry of Social Affairs and the Interior, which show that Astrid Krag is considering a state model for international adoption. Parties fear the consequences.

DENMARK AUG 30 2020 AT 09.09

ANJA SØNDERGÅRD

Journalist

The government is considering making international adoption statewide: It could hit gays and singles

The policy has come into possession of internal notes from the Ministry of Social Affairs and the Interior, which show that Astrid Krag is considering a state model for international adoption. Parties fear the consequences.

Abandoned baby’s picture released

Trichy: The Trichy district administration on Thursday released the picture of an abandoned female baby to enable the parents

to claim her.

The baby was abandoned at the bus shelter in Kadiyakurichi in Jeeyarpuram on the ourtskirts of the city around 6am on June

10. Locals rescued the infant and handed her over to the Jeeyapuram police. Later, the baby was brought to the Mahatma

Gandhi memorial government hospital (MGMGH) by Sevai Child line officials.

DOCUMENT! The decision that the Orban Government is preparing to take on Monday. It is on the agenda

The Orban government is preparing to take a surprising decision during the government meeting on Monday. The draft Decision is already on the agenda of the Government meeting to be held on 31 August 2020.

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Mail from Swedish Central Authority abt subsidiarity

From: adam.biten@mfof.se

Date: Thu 27. Aug 2020 at 15:22

Subject: Adoptionsregler och lagar

To:

Dear mr. Dohle,

Onno liked tweet RP about TdH

Onno 'unliked' the tweet some hour(s) later

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Country Programs

Australia currently has an active intercountry adoption arrangement with 13 countries, including:

Bulgaria

Chile

China

Fifty years ago in Biafra, the over-media coverage of a human drama

Fifty years ago in Biafra, the over-media coverage of a human drama

Generation Biafra (2/3). During the conflict in Nigeria, unbearable images flooded newspapers and television. With hindsight, their authors say they have been "manipulated" by the Elysee.

By Pierre Lepidi and Mariama Darame Posted today at 5:00 p.m.

Western photographers take a picture of a child suffering from malnutrition as a result of the Biafran war, in Owerri, 1970.

Western photographers take a picture of a child suffering from malnutrition as a result of the Biafran war, in Owerri, 1970. A. Abbas / Magnum Photos