CiNii 図書 - Adoption law and human rights : international perspectives

In recent decades, there have been many changes to adoption law and practice, such as a sharp decline in the voluntary relinquishment of children, an increase in the number consigned to public care, and an abrupt decrease in those made available on an intercountry basis. Additionally, human rights are becoming more prominent, particularly in relation to issues such as: non-consensual adoption; the ethics of intercountry adoption; the eligibility of LGBT adopters; the impact of commercial surrogacy; and the sometimes conflicting rights of birth parents and adoptees when accessing agency birth records. In this book, O'Halloran presents a comparative analysis of the interaction between adoption law and human rights in common law (England and the US), civil law (France and Germany), and Asiatic traditions (Japan and China), while also developing a matrix of legal functions to assist in identifying and analysing areas of tension between human rights and adoption. This book is intended for a lawyer readership, whether professional, student or academic: researchers and postgraduate students in subjects such as social work, social policy and politics may also find it helpful.

1. Introduction
2: Chapter One: Human Rights and the Concepts, Principles and Social Construct of Adoption
3. Chapter Two: The Domestic Legal Framework
4. Chapter Three: The International Legal Framework and Intercountry Adoption
5: Chapter Four: The Adoption Process, Human Rights and the ECtHR
6: Chapter Five: England
7: Chapter Six: The US
8: Chapter Seven: France
9: Chapter Eight: Germany
10: Chapter Nine: Japan
11: Chapter Ten: China
12: Chapter Eleven: Adoption and Human Rights: National Tensions and International Standards
13: Conclusion.

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