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The balance between child autonomy and parental autonomy in Malawi; an analysis of the Child Care, Protection and Justice Act
For a long time children have been considered to be vulnerable persons, incapable of making rational decisions. As a result, decisions have been made for children by other people such as their parents or guardians. In most African societies, including Malawi, children remain largely voiceless and de...
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Department of Public Law
2018
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