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Speaking the Child’s Language: Why Child-Friendly Information in Family Mediation is Essential for Ensuring Meaningful Participation of Children

Speaking the Child’s Language: Why Child-Friendly Information in Family Mediation is Essential for Ensuring Meaningful Participation of Children

When addressing family conflicts involving children, it is common for adults to dominate the convers…

The interplay between international child abduction cases and international refugee law

The interplay between international child abduction cases and international refugee law

The interplay between international private law in the field of parental child abduction and interna…

The interaction between human rights instruments and the 1980 Hague Convention on what regards the right of children to be heard

The interaction between human rights instruments and the 1980 Hague Convention on what regards the right of children to be heard

The interaction between human rights instruments and the 1980 Hague Convention on what regards the r…

Overlooking Children in International Child Abduction cases leads to feelings of helplessness and anxiety

Overlooking Children in International Child Abduction cases leads to feelings of helplessness and anxiety

About International child abductions International child abduction occurs when one parent takes or k…

Mediation Week 2021: Benefits of mediation as an alternative to court proceedings in family conflicts

Mediation Week 2021: Benefits of mediation as an alternative to court proceedings in family conflicts

The third week of October marks International Mediation Week, where organisations in the United Stat…

The AMICABLE Project: Tackling the EU Mediation Paradox

The AMICABLE Project: Tackling the EU Mediation Paradox

AMICABLE Project Presents: An EU-wide Practical Legal Guidebook “Best Practice Tool” and four countr…