An edition of Trials and tribulations, trends and triumphs
(2008)
Trials and tribulations, trends and triumphs
developments in international, African and South African child and family law
by Julia Sloth-Nielsen
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Trials and tribulations, trends and triumphs: developments in international, African and South African child and family law
2008, JUTA Law
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Trials and tribulations, trends and triumphs: developments in international, African and South African child and family law
2008, JUTA Law
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Table of Contents
Introduction / Zenobia du Toit, Julia Sloth-Nielsen and Judy Cloete
Trials and tribulations, trends and triumphs : the state of the nation's child and family law and their institutions for the administration of justice / Julia Sloth-Nielsen
The globalisation of child and family law / Willie McCarney
Recognising relationships : the new role of the state / Claire L'Heureux-Dube
The co-ordination of European child and family law and the revised Brussels II Regulation / Henry Setright
Regional developments and the Hague Children's Conventions, and the draft Convention on the International Recovery of Child Support and other forms of family maintenance / William Duncan
The case for judicial activism / The Rt. Hon Lord Justice Thorpe
Law reform : the emerging protection of children in Botswana? / Monica Tabengwa, Awuah Khan & Partners
The Lesotho Child Protection and Welfare Bill 2004 : why the delays in enacting the children's law? / Itumeleng Kimane
The Child Law reform process in Southern Sudan / Akur Magot
Muslim personal law : an update / M.S. Navsa
Making rights real : facing the challenges of recognising Muslim marriages in South Africa / Rashida Manjoo
Still out in the cold? The Domestic Partnership Bill and the (non)protection of marginalised woman / Pierre de Vos
Mediation in the Children's Act 38 of 2005, and the mediation in family law / Craig Schneider
Revolutionary changes to the parent-child relationship in South Africa / Amanda Boniface
The increased jurisdiction of the children's courts and implications for family law practice in light of the new mechanisms that promote alternative dispute resolution / Denni Leppan and Jacqui Gallinetti
Family group conferencing in the proposed Chld Justice Bill : Implications for the child care system / Ann Skelton
Maintenance as a chld's rights issue : an analysis of recent decisions that give substance to the 'best interests of the child standar' / Pat Moodley
From Kramer versus Kramer to Batman and Robin : the concept of parental responsibility : a comparison of the Children Act 1989 with the South African Children's Act 2005 / Kharin Cox
Adoption of children : how we got there and current developments / Henry Setright
Special assignment : interpreting the right to legal representation in terms of section 28(1)(h) of the Constitution of South Africa / Ann Skelton
Children's right to legal representation in divorce proceedings : proposed guidelines concerning when a section 28(1)(h) legal practitioner might be deemed necessary or appropriate / Daksha Kassan
Practical implementation of representation for children / Upkaar Mungar
The role of the liaison judge under the Hague Convention / Ben Griesel
Increasing visibility and protection for children in conflict with the law : presentation on the manual for the measurement of juvenile justice indicators / Seamus MacRoibin
The development of family/divorce mediation in South Africa / Praveena Sukhraj-Ely
Publication of information pertaining to divorce proceedings / Ananda Louw.
Edition Notes
"Collected contributions from the International Miller du Toit Cloete Inc/UWC Conferences on Child and Family Law (2001-2008)."
Includes bibliographical references.
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