Results of an International Survey regarding Children’s Participation in Decision-Making Following Parental Separation

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Results of an International Survey regarding Children’s Participation in Decision-Making Following Parental Separation

Recorded 21st July 2016

Centre for children & young people

Contributors

Author: Sallie Newell, Anne Graham, and Robyn Fitzgerald

Publisher: Childwatch International Children and the Law Study Group

Date: 2009

Geographic Coverage: International

Type of Resource: Research (Non-Governmental Organisation)

Sector/setting: Justice

Vulnerable groups: Children general

Developed with children and young people? Not Specified

Type of participation: N/A

Availability: Open Access

Keywords: Children’s Participation, Decision-making, Facilitated, Family Law Legislative Mechanisms, Hindered, International, Rights Post- Separation

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Introduction

The survey explored how children’s participation rights are respected in post-separation decision-making in international family law contexts, including a focus on the legislative mechanisms and on the factors that facilitated, or hindered, children’s parents.