1972
DOI: 10.1017/s000819730013404x
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The waning of parental rights

Abstract: Fifty years ago the rights of a parent were held in high regard by English law. Since then there has taken place a fairly steady erosion of those rights, so that the picture presented today differs quite markedly from that of the early 1920s.

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“…A straight genetic account says that (genetic) parents have rights to and over their child because the child is the product of their genetic material (e.g., Hall 1999). But the story can't end here, since 'genetic materials' are in the end just chemical sequences.…”
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“…A straight genetic account says that (genetic) parents have rights to and over their child because the child is the product of their genetic material (e.g., Hall 1999). But the story can't end here, since 'genetic materials' are in the end just chemical sequences.…”
mentioning
confidence: 99%