Winter Paralympics star abandoned by parents was born with webbed fingers near Chernobyl
Oksana Masters, a Winter Paralympics champion who was abandoned by her parents and born with webbed fingers due to the Chernobyl disaster, recently won her sixth gold medal in the Para biathlon.
After 30 years, the IACHR will issue a ruling in the case of the girl who died when a sculpture fell on her in the Paseo de la Infanta
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights is set to issue a ruling on a case regarding the tragic death of a girl crushed by a sculpture in Argentina, after a lengthy 30-year pursuit of justice by her parents.
'We just want to see our parents': tourists from Rio Grande do Sul shot in conflict area in Bahia arrive home
Two tourists from São Leopoldo who were shot in Bahia return to Rio Grande do Sul after their ordeal.
Should parents be able to opt out of life-saving measures on behalf of their child?
The article discusses the controversy surrounding free childbirth and whether parents should be allowed to forgo life-saving medical measures for their newborns during birth.
Montreal teacher challenges policy for trans students to hide identity from parents
A Montreal teacher has filed a constitutional challenge against a provincial policy that allows students 14 and older to change their name and pronouns at school without parental consent, claiming her rights were violated when instructed to conceal a student's gender identity from their parents.
David Marcus: SCOTUS gets case on transing kids right, despite three clueless justices
The Supreme Court ruled that California teachers must inform parents if their child identifies as trans, igniting debate over parental rights versus privacy.
U.S. citizenship: automatic benefits for minor children following parents' naturalization
Children under 18 can automatically obtain U.S. citizenship when their immigrant parents naturalize.
Parents, not bureaucrats, raise America’s children and the Supreme Court agrees
The Supreme Court ruled that California's law limiting parental disclosure regarding children's gender identity violates the First and Fourteenth Amendment rights of parents.
Social Services in Schools: Has Fuchs Introduced a 'Pedagogical' Measure for Parents?
The Croatian Minister of Science, Education, and Youth, Radovan Fuchs, announced changes to the regulations regarding pedagogical measures in schools, including a phone ban for students and mandatory engagement of social services in specific absenteeism cases.
Procon alerts parents about items requested in school supplies; see what is allowed and what is not
Procon-Santos provides guidelines to parents regarding the legality of requests made by schools for school supplies, emphasizing consumer rights.
How does Sharia balance between filial piety and children's rights?
The article discusses how Islamic law emphasizes a holistic approach to parenting that balances the rights of parents with the rights of children.
Hate, school, and real legal tools for protecting children
The article discusses the challenges faced by children and parents regarding cyberbullying and the limited responses from schools and legal systems in Poland.
“Instills the idea that the center-right takes away rights.” Parents' complaint against a teacher
A group of parents in Guastalla, Emilia-Romagna, has raised concerns over a teacher allegedly making political comments in class, claiming it constitutes ideological propaganda.
Parental Rights in Education / California Must Not Conceal from Parents if Their Children Identify as Trans, Rules Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a California regulation requiring schools to keep parents in the dark about their children's transgender identities is unconstitutional, affirming parental rights to information about their children.
Supreme Court ruling on secretive California gender policy could reshape parent rights fights nationwide
The Supreme Court has paused California's enforcement of a law blocking schools from informing parents when their child identifies as transgender, a decision praised by parental rights advocates.
Supreme Court blocks California ban on notifying students' parents about gender transitions
The Supreme Court temporarily blocked California's law prohibiting schools from automatically informing parents if their children wish to change their gender identity without parental approval.
Are parents equal before the law, but not in practice? Why are fathers still sidelined?
The article discusses the inequality faced by fathers in Lithuania concerning their rights and responsibilities in child-rearing despite laws that seemingly grant them equal status.
18-year-old girl sued her parents over photos posted on Facebook
An 18-year-old girl has taken legal action against her parents for sharing photos of her on Facebook without her consent.
After resuming operations, employees and residents protest against public transport company in Pilar do Sul
Employees and parents of students are camping outside the city hall in Pilar do Sul, demanding reassessment of the public transportation conditions.
Forced to marry at 14, the complaint of a Bengali girl: the prosecutor in Rome requests the conviction of the parents
A young Bengali woman, once forced into marriage by her parents at the age of 14, is now seeking justice, prompting a prosecutor in Rome to demand their conviction.
The danger of living "outside the system": the mistake some parents made in an isolated house that cost them custody
A family living in isolation in Italy lost custody of their children after their lifestyle choice was deemed a serious violation of minors' rights.
I'm an MP and SEND parent - I'm hopeful we don't have to fight for our child's basic rights
Labour MP Jen Craft, who is also a parent of a child with special educational needs, expresses hope for positive reforms in the government’s special educational needs system, as concerns from parents are often politicized.
Parents suing their adult children: how alimony works in Latvia
The article discusses the legal rights of parents in Latvia to sue their adult children for alimony, highlighting a personal case and the broader implications of such actions.
Barbara Kay: Liberal MP's divorce bill would keep kids isolated from parents
Barbara Kay criticizes Liberal MP Lisa Hepfner's Bill C-223, arguing it could harm children by disregarding parental alienation in custody decisions.
Children will no longer have to pay for the stay of adults in care homes? There is a proposal for changes in the law
A proposed amendment to Poland's social assistance law aims to exempt children from paying for their parents' stay in care homes, addressing concerns over the financial burden placed on them.
Child rights experts urge improvements to regulations protecting children from sexual exploitation
Child rights experts in Latvia are calling for better preventative measures to protect children from sexual exploitation, emphasizing the need for education and awareness among children, parents, and educators.
Swedish Migration Agency decided to deport an infant with residency permit parents back to Iran
The Swedish Migration Agency has decided that eight-month-old Emanuel, born in Sweden to Iranian parents with residency permits, does not have the right to remain in the country.
On Fox News, they refused to show the drawings of animals: 'It is frightening'
Parents in Orange County, Florida, are campaigning to remove a children's book featuring animal sexual behavior from schools and libraries due to its perceived inappropriateness.
Career counseling with new principles. Parents gain formal influence
Recent regulatory changes in Poland enhance the role of parents in vocational counseling in schools, granting them formal consultative rights.
Emma Bouvin: I could have started a parents' rebellion
Emma Bouvin reflects on the lengths a parent would go to ensure their children's happiness, sparking a debate over dietary preferences and rights in Sweden.
Municipal detectives cleaned up: Parents exploited children's free card while they cleaned summer houses
Municipal detectives uncovered a scheme where parents exploited their children's financial assistance while working in summer house cleaning.
The main reason for the clash between Justice, Equality, and Childhood: what to do with children's visits to their parents in cases of abuse
The article discusses the withdrawal of Sira Rego's ministry from negotiations over a law addressing child visitation rights in cases of domestic abuse, highlighting the conflicts between different governmental departments.
The Council of Europe bans LGTBI conversion therapies but supports the involvement of parents, doctors, and religious figures
The Council of Europe has banned LGTBI conversion therapies, labeling them as torture by the UN, while supporting the role of parents, doctors, and religious figures in the process.
Parents' Sharing of Images Can Create Danger
The article discusses concerns raised by a children's ombudsman regarding parents sharing images of their children on social media, a practice known as 'sharenting,' which can lead to potential misuse of these images.
Father welcomes new parental leave rights for bereaved in Great Britain
A father advocates for new parental leave rights for bereaved parents following the death of his wife during childbirth, emphasizing the importance of being there for their newborns.
Major change to rights for new dads and bereaved parents to be set out today
The Government will announce new parental leave rights today, granting unpaid leave from the first day of employment and up to a year of leave for bereaved parents after losing a partner.
Parent-Guardian Measure One Year at the European Court in Strasbourg; Awaiting Conclusion
It has been a year since a legal procedure was initiated against the Republic of Croatia at the European Court of Human Rights regarding the cancellation of the parent-guardian measure, which provided financial assistance to parents with three or more children, a measure introduced by former Mayor Milan Bandić but discontinued by his successor Tomislav Tomašević.
Catholic group asks SCOTUS to block California law against revealing students' gender identities to parents
A Catholic legal organization has requested the Supreme Court to block a California law that prevents schools from informing parents about their transgender children's gender identities.
"They will not speak ill of each other": Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban sign their divorce agreement
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have finalized their divorce, agreeing to waive child support rights and promote a healthy relationship between their daughters and both parents.
Parents can request two weeks of paid leave to care for children up to 8 years old
Starting in 2026, parents in Spain can request two additional weeks of paid leave to care for children up to eight years old, complementing existing unpaid leave and aligning with northern European standards.
Directions of changes in women's rights in 2025 and planned changes for the coming years
The article discusses planned changes to women's rights concerning remote work and flexible hours for parents and caregivers, allowing them to request such arrangements with limited grounds for employer denial.