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Students will leave the class with a solid grounding in children’s rights Theory and an appreciation for the dilemmas and struggles of children’s rights in practice. Syracuse NY, US Syracuse University, College of Law Children's Rights and Family Law Clinic Students represent families and children in federal and state courts and before administrative agencies and engage in non-litigation legal advocacy and educational outreach. Students provide services in a variety of areas, including custody and visitation issues, child and spousal support, domestic violence, matrimonial matters, general and special education issues and other children's rights issues. Students also assist clients through the Syracuse University Medical Legal Partnership, a collaborative venture with S.U.N.Y. Upstate Medical University where students address legal needs that impact children's health. CRC is a 2 semester, 6 credit clinic. Students spend hours per week on their cases and other clinic-related work. Professional Responsibility is a co-or pre-requisite. Office of the Dean Syracuse University College of Law Suite 440 Syracuse, NY 13244-1030 Boston, Mass. US Harvard University. Harvard Law School Children, Youth and International Human Rights; Human Rights Dilemmas in child Protection Explores the impact of globalization on different aspects of childhood and on human rights issues affecting children who cross borders. Why are increasing numbers of children migrating without their families - to reunify with migrant parents after being left behind, in search of asylum, as victims of sexual or labor trafficking, as child soldiers, or as transnational adoptees? Why are citizen children unable to prevent the deportation of their noncitizen parents (does citizenship mean anything for children)? The course 3 credit undergraduate courses Spring 2013 Jacqueline Bhabha
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