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Category Archives: Child Law
Voice of the Child in the Judicial System – 10 February 2011
Voice of the Child in the Judicial System – 10 February 2011 CHILDREN 1ST is delighted to announce that on 10th February 2011 at the Hilton Edinburgh Grosvenor Hotel, Haymarket, Esther Rantzen CBE, journalist and founder of ChildLine, and the … Continue reading
Bring back the belt!
An old chestnut, perhaps, but one which does have a habit of returning with unerring regularity. The Herald reports that UKIP Scotland are calling for a return of corporal punishment to our schools, in an attempt to restore discipline and … Continue reading
Posted in Child Law, Education Law, Human Rights, News, Politics
Tagged Corporal punishment, European Court of Human Rights, House of Lords
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CL@N joins SALC
Edinburgh based child law specialists, CL@N Child Law, have been admitted as full members of the Scottish Association of Law Centres. Continue reading
Posted in Child Law, Edinburgh, Law Centres, News
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Robert Green Arrested
The Press and Journal have today reported the arrest of campaigner Robert Green on a charge of breach of the peace. He was on his way to distribute leaflets in Aberdeen to draw attention to the plight of Hollie Greig, … Continue reading
Lawyers in Children’s Tribunals
Minister for Children and Young People, Adam Ingram MSP says that paying for lawyers for vulnerable adults at the Children’s Panel is a “moral duty”. Continue reading