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Celebrating 20 Years of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child

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Joe Duffy

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Published online: 06 Jan 2010

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Children's Rights and Youth Justice: 20 Years of No Progress

Roger Smith

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Disabled Children: The Right to Feel Safe

Sarah Mepham

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Social Work with Children when Parents have Mental Health Difficulties: Acknowledging Vulnerability and Maintaining the “Rights of the Child”

Aisling Monds-Watson, Roger Manktelow & Mary McColgan

Pages: 35-55

Published online: 06 Jan 2010

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Involving Children in the Design and Development of Research Instruments and Data Collection Procedures: A Case Study in Primary Schools in Northern Ireland

Kellie Turtle, Aisling McElearney & Joanne Scott

Pages: 57-82

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Conceptualisation of Children's Rights: What Do Child Care Professionals in Northern Ireland Say?

Esmeranda Manful & Patrick McCrystal

Pages: 83-97

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