Children, the Law and the Welfare Principle

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Focusing on the welfare interests of children, this book examines the distinct legal frameworks in Australia and New Zealand, highlighting the treatment of Indigenous and Māori children. It explores how cultural contexts shape the application of law in both countries, providing insights into the challenges and differences faced by these communities in legal proceedings concerning child welfare. The comparative analysis aims to enhance understanding of the implications for policy and practice in the protection of children's rights.