When ‘friends of the court’ aren’t so friendly: The challenge of ‘bad amicus’ and the margin of appreciation
BLOG: The margin of appreciation is vital to the European human rights system. But […]
Category: Blogposts
Opening the discussion about adoption from care in Finland – wrong place, right time?
BLOG: Finland’s Prime Minister Petteri Orpo’s Governments Programme took a much-awaited initiative to advance […]
Personal Identity Rights Development and Recent Adoption Cases at the European Court of Human Rights
BLOG: We may all think we know what ‘personal identity’ means, but what exactly […]
Blogpost: About to do research with children? Here are some questions to ask yourself
BLOG: Reflexivity is key throughout the research process. Here are some questions to get […]
Blogpost: Building child rights-based anti-racist competencies in the Finnish social field
BLOG: Finland is becoming increasingly diverse. But is the Finnish social field equipped to […]
Blogpost: Will the U.S. Abolition Narrative Make its Way to Europe?
BLOG: Forces in the U.S. are calling for the abolition of the child protection […]
Blogpost: Can accountability promote participation for children?
BLOG: Children and parents subjected to state interventions experience significant disruption in their lives. […]
Blogpost: Populations views on contact arrangements for children in foster care
BLOG: Differences in Europe on what are important values and norms for children and […]
Blogpost: Do young wives have agency?
BLOG: One of the most interesting – albeit challenging – parts of researching child […]