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Table Of Contents, Children's Legal Rights Journal
Table Of Contents, Children's Legal Rights Journal
Children's Legal Rights Journal
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Denormalizing Harm To Migrant Children In The U.S. Immigration System: A Comparative Perspective, Sarah J. Diaz, Oneida Vargas
Denormalizing Harm To Migrant Children In The U.S. Immigration System: A Comparative Perspective, Sarah J. Diaz, Oneida Vargas
Children's Legal Rights Journal
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The Case For The Prohibition Of Corporal Punishment In The U.S., Katie Coyle
The Case For The Prohibition Of Corporal Punishment In The U.S., Katie Coyle
Children's Legal Rights Journal
It is undeniable that the United States ("U.S.") has experienced significant social changes within the past 150 years. Social progress has been made regarding issues related to both race and gender. For example, until the 1870s, men were legally entitled to physically chastise their wives. It was just a decade prior to this that slavery had been abolished. At the root of these issues was the notion that women and people of color were not autonomous holders of rights, but rather were "property" that belonged to their owners or partners. Arguably, one area of U.S. civil rights where this concept …
Moral Injury: The Undiagnosed Epidemic Spread Through The Family Policing System And A Call For Abolition, Leyda M. Garcia-Greenawalt
Moral Injury: The Undiagnosed Epidemic Spread Through The Family Policing System And A Call For Abolition, Leyda M. Garcia-Greenawalt
Children's Legal Rights Journal
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Parenting Prison: How Mass Incarceration Of Parents Affects Child Development, Bridget Boland
Parenting Prison: How Mass Incarceration Of Parents Affects Child Development, Bridget Boland
Children's Legal Rights Journal
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"We Can't Hear You": A Call For Right To Counsel For Youth In Care, Leyda Garcia-Greenawalt
"We Can't Hear You": A Call For Right To Counsel For Youth In Care, Leyda Garcia-Greenawalt
Children's Legal Rights Journal
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Protecting Children's Privacy Rights: A Preventative Measure For Suicide Among Children, Abigail Magat
Protecting Children's Privacy Rights: A Preventative Measure For Suicide Among Children, Abigail Magat
Children's Legal Rights Journal
Article 16 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Child (UNCRC) broadly entitles children to protections of their privacy and reputations. Under the UNCRC, nations have pledged to uphold any protections necessary to protect children against such attacks or interference regarding their honor and reputation. Among the 196 member states of this convention, very few have specific legislation dedicated to protecting children's privacy rights. As the cyberworld has increasingly become heavily accessible to children, so has the notion that their reputation and honor revolve around how they are perceived on the internet. Nevertheless, throughout most member states, privacy …
Organizations Behind Ending The Gun Violence Epidemic, Melissa Spero
Organizations Behind Ending The Gun Violence Epidemic, Melissa Spero
Children's Legal Rights Journal
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Is Florida Ready For The Universal School Choice Bill?, Joseline Vargas
Is Florida Ready For The Universal School Choice Bill?, Joseline Vargas
Children's Legal Rights Journal
Educational inequities can affect someone's future; school choice is meant to bridge the gap between those that receive a better education and those unable to receive one due to financial hardships to ensure a better future for students. While in numerous occasions school choice is a student's saving grace from a failed system, regulations must be in place to ensure that the people that are being helped by the law are those who need it, not just want it. Florida, following the school choice movement, has introduced the Universal School Choice Bill, which has now been voted in and signed. …