Revival of the Child Rights Discussion Group

Speaker(s):

Jonathan Herring, Melina Otifeh , Lama Karame, Matheus Mendes; Clara Chapdelaine-Feliciati; Guangxing Zhu

Series:

Children's and Family Law Discussion Group

Associated with:

Family and Medical Law Discussion Group Children's and Family Law Discussion Group
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The Faculty of Law is pleased to relaunch the Child Rights Discussion Group with the support of the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights and the Family and Medical Law and Ethics Discussion Group. We will begin the session with a presentation by Dr Clara Chapdelaine-Feliciati on The Status of the Girl Child under International Law based on her recently published book under the same title, with discussion by Prof Jonathan Herring. We will then hear from three of our fantastic postgraduate research students who are engaging in diverse and important branches of child rights. The day will conclude with a talk by Prof Guangxing Zhu on Child Rights in the Age of Generative AI.

 

Event Programme

 
Time Segment Speakers
9.00-9.15 Registration in the foyer /reception 
9.15-9.30 Welcome Remarks

Megan Smith 

DPhil Candidate in Law

9.30-11.00“The Status of the Girl Child under International Law”

Dr Clara Chapdelaine-Feliciati

Associate Professor at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University

 

Prof Jonathan Herring

Professor of Law, University of Oxford 

11.00-11.30Break for coffee/tea and snacks N/A
11.30- 12.30PGR Talks and QnA 
 “The legal prohibition of adoption in Islamic Countries- how, if at all, might this impact children’s rights”

Melina Otifeh

DPhil Candidate in Law

 "I'm Not a Judge Here": Judgecraft and Judicial Paternalism in Lebanese Juvenile Courts.

Lama Karame

DPhil Candidate in Law

 “The Case for a Children’s Right to Read”

Matheus Mendes

DPhil Candidate in Law 

12.30- 1.00"Child Rights in the Age of Generative AI: Challenges and Progress of Legal Regulation in China"

Guangxing Zhu

Associate Professor of Criminal Law, 
China University of Political Science and Law