Essays about: "responsibility of good child"
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6. Securing the child´s best interest for unaccompanied minors living in group homes
University essay from Lunds universitet/Statsvetenskapliga institutionenAbstract : This study focuses on the part of the policy process called implementation. Theorists like Lipsky (1980) and Rice (2012) assign the street-level bureaucrats a major role in this process. The street-level bureaucrats of object in this study are personnel on group homes for unaccompanied minors. READ MORE
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7. Paternity Leave as a Human Right. The Right to Paternity Leave, Parental Leave for the Father, as a Way to Actual Gender Equality in the View of CEDAW and other International Instruments
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : The pursuit for equality between men and women is an ongoing struggle. One of the largest differences between men and women in general is the amount of time spent taking care of children and the home. READ MORE
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8. RECRUITING FOSTER CARERS – POLICIES AND PRACTICES FROM A SWEDISH PERSPECTIVE
University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Institutionen för socialt arbeteAbstract : The aim of the study is to get an in-depth Knowledge about the recruitment policies and practices of foster carers and also to explore some pre-requisites of foster carers’ recruitment policy from a Swedish perspective in order to make fostering attractive for modern Swedish families where both parents have a professional career. The main questions of the study have been: What is the social services recruitment policy of foster carers? What is a good foster home and how it is being determined? What would be useful to make fostering attractive for younger carers and how to find them? The study has been selected six respondents (five social workers and one foster family) strategically from different municipalities in Gothenburg. READ MORE
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9. Women's Rights and Shari'a - A comparative study of marriage and family relations under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women in the cases of Tunisia, Egypt and Yemen
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : The rights of women living in societies ruled by laws based on Shari'a constitute a controversial question in the human rights debate in many countries today. Suggestions that these laws are of a divine nature, and as such cannot be overridden by the human rights principles of western origin leads to discussions in several areas, such as the right to religion, the human rights tradition in Muslim countries, the responsibility of states toward their subjects, and the power of the CEDAW Committee. READ MORE
