Alternative Care and Children’s Rights in Northern Ireland

Karen Winter; Bronagh Byrne; Katrina Lloyd

Alternative Care and Children’s Rights in Northern Ireland

Karen Winter, Bronagh Byrne, Katrina Lloyd

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Abstract

This report covers the rights of the most vulnerable children in Northern Ireland who cannot be cared for within their own family. The purpose of the report is to review the current provision and circumstances facing such children and young people and how international human rights standards can offer protection and support.

Original language	English
Publisher	Northern Ireland Human Right Commission
Commissioning body	Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission
Number of pages	175
Publication status	Published - 2015

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From ability to (dis)ability: a bourdieudian analysis and case study of the experiences of young adults in utilising post-16 educational provision in Northern Ireland
Byrne, B. S. (Author), McLaughlin, E. (Supervisor), Jul 2007
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › Doctor of Philosophy

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From ability to (dis)ability: a bourdieudian analysis and case study of the experiences of young adults in utilising post-16 educational provision in Northern Ireland

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