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Neither seen nor heard: why the voice of the child is still not loud enough in family proceedings following the missed opportunity of Re W

Mar 13

Mar 13 Neither seen nor heard: why the voice of the child is still not loud enough in family proceedings following the missed opportunity of Re W

Jonathan Simpson

Volume VI - 2020

In this Dissertation, Celine D. Kart assesses the inadequacies of Child Law and the incompatibility of the English and Welsh position of the child in court with international human rights obligations, using Re W [2011] as its focus.