2009
DOI: 10.1080/17496530902819136
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Ethical Implications of Child Welfare Policies in England and Wales on Child Participation Rights

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“…The need to speak out is noticeably different cross-culturally and we cannot afford to presume that young people's rights are culturally upheld even if they are endorsed politically and that all young people wish to take part in decision-making at all levels. This brings us back to Malala's story which also exposes the risks associated with participation and speaking up (see Evans, 2009). This also links to the case of the young offenders.…”
Section: Power Dynamics In Researchmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The need to speak out is noticeably different cross-culturally and we cannot afford to presume that young people's rights are culturally upheld even if they are endorsed politically and that all young people wish to take part in decision-making at all levels. This brings us back to Malala's story which also exposes the risks associated with participation and speaking up (see Evans, 2009). This also links to the case of the young offenders.…”
Section: Power Dynamics In Researchmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The interconnections of children's rights are hindered by normative attitudes such as ‘adultocentrismo’ (Lay‐Lisboa & Montañés, 2018) and views of children as ‘becoming’ rather than ‘being’ (Heimer & Palme, 2016). This prevalence of paternalism (Alfandari, 2017; Evans, 2009) and protectionism (McCafferty, 2017; Skyrme & Woods, 2018) sustain the prioritisation of child protection above participation (Vis et al., 2012). For example, paternalistic ideologies reflect the view that adults know what is in the child's best interest (Vis et al., 2012).…”
Section: Interconnections Of Rights Are Underappreciatedmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…English‐language and Latin American articles revealed unique challenges in the implementation of children's rights to participation in child protection (McCafferty, 2017; Ruiz‐Casares et al, 2017; Seim & Slettebø, 2017; Tisdall, 2017). Many referred to barriers and limitations related to children's participation (Evans, 2009; Fylkesnes et al., 2018; Sancho & Cáceres, 2017; Cussiánovich, 2013; Pavez‐Soto, 2012; Toros et al., 2018; van Bijleveld et al., 2015) and the tensions between participation and protection (Bennouna et al., 2017; Cody, 2017; Collins, 2017; Holt, 2018; Sanders & Mace, 2006). These challenges impede on the implementation of children's rights as universal and indivisible.…”
Section: Interconnections Of Rights Are Underappreciatedmentioning
confidence: 99%
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