IS THE CHILDREN LAW FAILING CHILDREN?

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

My family and my supervisor helped me in this project and without their support this would not have been possible so I would like to thank them.

DECLARATION

I, [type your full first names and surname here], declare that the matter of this dissertation/thesis signify my own unaided work, and that the dissertation/thesis has not earlier been submitted for academic examination towards any qualification. also, it represents my own views and not necessarily those of the University.

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ABSTRACT

This thesis argues that the regulation is restricted in its capability to safegaurd children against abuse, as it forms and responds to their particular world, rather than the world in which children and older people are living. As an outcome, though the laws may compel consequencesfor violation of the regulations, is ineffective in pro-active behavior and social reform. In considering these questions, I am sure this work will add to a deeper understanding of how law and legal system boundaries as an instrument of social reform. I have set up the hypothetical foundation of my case that the law has own world. I will look at the theories of Luhmann and Tuber systems, which start with the proposition that the legal system role in recent society stabilizes behavioral expectations and has done so by reducing the difficulty of human experience subjective theoretical binary alternatives. In this thesis the author argue that these reductive procesesput limitations on the way the law brings the knowledge of the world to such an extent that Wet'n own abstract world, a closed world of the subject's subjective experience that elsewhere because the law against such problems as child abuse based on this limited view and a summary of the world.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

IS THE CHILDREN LAW FAILING CHILDREN?i

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTii

DECLARATIONiii

ABSTRACTiv

TABLE OF CONTENTSv

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION1

Background of the study1

Problem Statement1

Research Aims and Objectives1

Significance of the Study2

Rationale/ Nature of the study2

Hypothesis/Research Question2

Ethical concern3

Reliability4

Validity4

CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW6

Child Law Report -057

Pedro Children in Haringey11

Laming Recommendations14

Government Response16

Other ideas19

Participates in human rights20

CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGY36

Research Design36

Keywords37

CHAPTER 4: DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS38

CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSION46

REFERENCES47

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

Background of the study

Baby P or Baby Peter case also known as the Peter Connelly case, and the subsequent dismissal of Haringey Council's director of infants services, Sharon Shoesmith, basically changed child safety in uk.. Referrals have increased hugely and social workers have faced with a level of inquiry and rage not encountered since the Victoria Climbié case.

Problem Statement

In order to shift towards a world that upholds the rights and dignity of each child in the world, our dream is to build safer communities in which children are safegaurded from sexual and other abuse and exploitation. To create such environment, our mission is to form prevention mechanisms, improve treatment and support services and forge synergistic partnerships within communities.

Research Aims and Objectives

This reports aims to answer the following question

What is children act?

What is baby p case?

What is human rights intervention?

What are the duties of social worker?

Significance of the Study

The fact that the children?s wishes played a role in determining the final outcome, ...