Book Review: Child Protection and the European Court of Human Rights
The book Child Protection and the European Court of Human Rights: Lessons from Norway […]
Tag: child rights
A matter of autonomy? Norway’s proposed social media ban for youth
BLOG: The autonomy argument is invoked on both sides of the ban on social […]
What’s in an Age? Children’s Rights, Age Assessment and Immigration Control in the UK
BLOG: Chronological age cannot be accurately determined by any existing method, either individually or […]
PROTECTing Children’s Rights Within Crime Prevention, the Nordic Countries at a Crossroad?
NEW ARTICLE written by Post Doctoral Researcher, Lucie Margot Ducarre, Marit Skivenes, and Linda […]
Book Launch: Child Protection and the European Court of Human Rights
On October 16th 2025, DIPA hosted a book launch for Child Protection and the […]
DIPA Researchers Participated in 2025 IPSA World Congress of Political Science in Seoul
We are pleased to announce that Professor Marit Skivenes, Jill Duerr Berrick, Researcher Dr. […]
Dilemmas of children’s participation and the role of practice guidelines: the views of judicial decision-makers in Norway
NEW ARTICLE: Post Doc Audun Løvlie has recently examined Norwegian judicial decision-makers in child […]
Young Brazilian Wives: Child Marriage, Girls’ Marginalisation, and Agency
NEW ARTICLE: Larissa Cristina Margarido, a PhD candidate at FGV São Paulo Law School, […]
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 […]