The Rights of the Child in Germany: The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and Its Implementation in National Law

Schmahl, Stefanie

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“…Највећи број европских држава прихватио је овакву сугестију Комитета и одредио минималну старосну границу за самостални пристанак детета на медицинску меру у распону од 14 до 16 година живота. 21 Са друге стране, поједине државе, попут Немачке, доследно су примениле идеју права детета на мишљење, па стицање поменутог права детета везују искључиво за способност индивидуалног детета да учини информативни пристанак на конкретну медицинску меру (Schmahl, 2014). Коначно, мањи број европских држава, попут Словачке, уопште не предвиђа право детета да пристане на медицинску меру без сагласности његових законских заступника.…”

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“…Способност за расуђивање представља заправо способност детета да учини информативни пристанак. Поменута способност цени се у сваком појединачном случају, сходно личним карактеристикама детета и природи медицинске мере која се предузима (Schmahl, 2014).…”

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(Ne) Mogućnost ostvarivanja prava deteta na zdravlje i prava deteta na socijalno obezbeđenje

Vlaskovic

2020

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Human rights from the category of economic, social and cultural rights closely resemble moral ideas and proclamations. Therefore they must be realized progressively and gradually, in accordance with the available resources and with respect to minimum core obligations of the States Parties. The child’s right to health and child’s right to social security are typical examples of it. In this paper, the author deals with the problems of interpretation of those rights and their implementation at the national level, with special regard to the Serbian legislation. Special attention is paid to implementation of child’s right to health and child’s right to social security in the area of health care and social protection. The child’s right to health is directly incorporated into domestic law including various entitlements acquired by the child as a patient. Among these entitlements, the most significant are those involving child’s participation rights, such as the right of the child to consent to medical treatment. On the other hand, the child’s right to social security has not been directly incorporated into domestic law, but its implementation is dispersed over the rules on social care and different forms of health insurance. Thereby, a child is primarily considered as a passive user of social security services.

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(Ne) Mogućnost ostvarivanja prava deteta na zdravlje i prava deteta na socijalno obezbeđenje

Vlaskovic

2020

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Learning experiences from ECEC professionals during an international field visit: The Berlin, The Hague, and Schiedam Study

Fukkink,

Egert

2024

Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood

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International field visits aim to provide transformative learning experiences that stimulate the professional development of staff, but outcomes may vary among programs. In this mixed-methods study, we investigated the transformative learning experiences of Dutch and German professionals (n = 28) from early childhood education and care (ECEC) who participated in a blended intensive exchange program with mutual field visits. Our findings indicate a transformative learning process in which the participants developed an awareness of cultural differences, moved to understanding these differences and, occasionally, to adaptation of new professional beliefs related to the interaction with young children. However, it proved difficult to implement new practices in the own centers after the program. We discuss how international exchange programs may foster transformative learning and the professional development of ECEC staff.

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The Rights of the Child in Germany: The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and Its Implementation in National Law

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(Ne) Mogućnost ostvarivanja prava deteta na zdravlje i prava deteta na socijalno obezbeđenje

(Ne) Mogućnost ostvarivanja prava deteta na zdravlje i prava deteta na socijalno obezbeđenje

Learning experiences from ECEC professionals during an international field visit: The Berlin, The Hague, and Schiedam Study

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