Analysing both public and private international legal aspects, this cross-disciplinary text promotes a holistic understanding of the on-going development of child law. This 4th edition has been updated and revised, including a new chapter dealing with issues arising from childhood in the age of digital technological advancements.
The book explores the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, highlighting its role in establishing standards for the treatment of indigenous populations and combating discrimination. It features a collection of papers that delve into various legal frameworks, including intellectual property, human rights, family law, and international treaties, providing a comprehensive examination of how these laws intersect with the rights and protections of the world's 370 million indigenous individuals.