The right of children to be heard: children’s right to have their views taken into account and to participate in legal and administrative proceedings

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The right of children to be heard: children’s right to have their views taken into account and to participate in legal and administrative proceedings

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Contributors

Author: Daniel O’Donnell

Publisher: UNICEF: Innocenti Working Paper

Date: 2009

Geographic Coverage: International

Type of Resource: Research (Non-Governmental Organisation)

Sector/setting: Other

Vulnerable groups: Children general

Developed with children and young people? Not Specified

Type of participation: N/A

Availability: Open Access

Keywords: Administrative Proceedings, Children, Convention on the Rights of the Child, Implementation, Innocenti, Judicial, Law Reform, Proceedings, Right to be Heard, UNICEF

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Introduction

The paper addresses the right of children to be heard in any judicial or administrative proceeding affecting them. It introduces the subject based on examples from the laws and practices of 52 countries around the world, shedding further light on a topic.