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Is religion a friend or foe of children’s rights?

Is religion a friend or foe of children’s rights?

by Annemiek | Sep 18, 2020 | blog, child rights focus, publications

May 2020 – New publication by Philip E. Veerman in ‘Droits de l’enfant et croyances religieuses: Autonomie, éducation, tradition’ published  and edited by Centre Interfacultaire en droits de l’enfant of the Genève University. Read the...

Reflections on Joint Israeli-Palestinian Cooperation Projects

by Annemiek | Aug 3, 2020 | Israel-palestina, publications

By Sami Adwan and Philip Veerman In: Palestine-Israel Journal, Vol. 7 No. 1 2000 Sami Adwan Dr. Sami Adwan teaches in the faculty of education of Bethlehem University and is co-director, with Prof. Dan Bar-On of Ben-Gurion University, of PRIME (Peace Research...
The Oxford Handbook of children’s rights law

The Oxford Handbook of children’s rights law

by Annemiek | Jan 7, 2020 | child rights focus, publications

Philip Veerman writes a chapter in The Oxford Handbook of children’s Rights Law 2020. Examining the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child through the Lens of Caste- and Descent-based Discrimination. Table of contents

Children’s Rights when Parents have a Mental Disorder including Addiction

by Annemiek | Dec 28, 2018 | child rights focus, publications

Verschenen bij uitgeverij Brill in december: Children’s Rights when Parents have a Mental Disorder including Addiction Chapter in ‘Children’s Rights in Health Care’ Authors: Annemiek van Dijke and Philip Veerman...

Law proposal in Iceland heats up: Children’s rights debate on circumcision not on ice

by Annemiek | May 30, 2018 | child rights focus, publications

The Icelandic Parliament made headlines with a law proposal by one of its MPs that if parents want to organize a circumcision for their boy, they first have to ask permission of the child. Since the rite is performed by Jews on the infant’s eighth day and it is...
The Israeli Children’s Rights Monitor

The Israeli Children’s Rights Monitor

by Annemiek | Mar 6, 2018 | Israel-palestina, publications, work experience

In 1988 I was doing research in Israel for my dissertation on the Polish-Jewish educator and pediatrician Janusz Korczak I interviewed people who had been in children’s home that existed between 1912 and 1942). The work of Korczak (also a pioneer in children’s rights)...
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