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… Article 20(3) of the CRC provides that alternative care could include, inter alia, foster placement, kafala of … put capacity stresses on ministries of social welfare who could take on the task of delivering cash transfers while at … research indicates that all those over 6 weeks of age could benefit from it.21 Although the figures used below are …

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… was kept by the grandmother or father in a hatchery; this could be used to multiply the child’s investments and as the chicken multiply, they could be exchanged for a goat or sheep then later exchanged for a female calf. These could eventually build up a stock of livestock which could be …

… section 22 of the RA7. She, however, was informed that she could not apply for her nephew as he was not her biological … Failure to provide a child the appropriate documentation could result in that child facing detention and deportation … status. It is not inconceivable that a group of children could form part of a “particular social group”, though this …

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… and the recently promulgated 2014 regulations to the Act, could make matters worse for children in the care of extended … but had been unable to do so as she did not have an ID and could not obtain birth certificates for her children. Her own … The DHA official insisted that only the mother could register the child and that the grandmother therefore …

… valuable during this time, especially when the CYCC could access online educational services. Primary human … the CYCC staff and other residents. Only under Level 2 could other professional services be activated again. Only … in the behaviour of the children during the lockdown could be detected and typified. ● Initially, nobody clearly …

… and for providing a room and “safe space” where workshops could be held and offering ongoing support to the girls who … and addresses complexities of both types of relationships could potentially serve migration outcomes for vulnerable … an approach was developed for the primary research that could draw from any variation from existing knowledge in the …