The Influence of International Law on the Issue of Co-Parenting: Emerging Trends in International and European Instruments
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2012
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This paper deals with the question how, if at all, international law influences, or has the potential to influence, national laws on co-parenting, and whether it prescribes, supports or obstructs co-parenting. This question is answered by discussing the relevant provisions of international and European instruments, such as the CRC, the ECHR, the EU Charter and the CEFL Principles, by comparing the different types of instruments with each other; and by highlighting the emerging trends.
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co-parenting, international family law, child residence, parental responsibilities, International
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Nikolina, N V 2012, 'The Influence of International Law on the Issue of Co-Parenting: Emerging Trends in International and European Instruments', Utrecht Law Review, vol. 8, no. 1, pp. 122-144. https://doi.org/10.18352/ulr.184