Titlebook: Litigating the Rights of the Child; The UN Convention on Ton Liefaard,Jaap E. Doek Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2015

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,The?CRC in Litigation Under the ICCPR and CEDAW,rights of the child were hitherto justiciable before the Human Rights Committee and the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, both of which have produced useful jurisprudence. While these Committees will continue to have jurisdiction over such cases, it is to be expected that

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The CRC as a Litigation Tool Before the Inter-American System of Protection of Human Rights,ction of Human Rights. First, it argues that the CRC is used as a tool of litigation at the substantial level when construing the obligations of States Parties by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in individual complaints under the American Convention on Human Rights. Secondly, the chapter ex

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,Children’s Rights Litigation in the African Region: Lessons from the Communications Procedure Under Child (1990). The communications procedure under the African Children’s Charter is explained with reference to the Charter itself as well as the rules of procedure developed in 2006 by the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child. The finding of the Committee in the first

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India,cutive decisions. This chapter attempts to highlight how the ratification of the CRC is reflected in the drafting of legislation in the country and examples of some of the cases in which the courts at different levels in India—High Courts in the States and Supreme Court—have alluded to or cited the CRC in its pronouncements.

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,The?CRC in Litigation Under the ICCPR and CEDAW,both of which have produced useful jurisprudence. While these Committees will continue to have jurisdiction over such cases, it is to be expected that henceforth petitioners will turn to the Committee on the Rights of the Child as the most specialised body in the field.

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The Netherlands,interests in decision-making. Children’s rights are taken more seriously in the Dutch courtroom. Future challenges include deploying the CRC in substantive, meaningful ways instead of as a piece of abstract magic, and preventing it from being used to over-protect children.

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