Article 7 : the right to birth registration, name and nationality, and the right to know and be cared for by parents, Ineta Ziemele

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List of Abbreviations; Author Biography; Text of Article 7; Chapter One. Introduction; Chapter Two. Comparison with Related International Human Rights Provisions; 1. Survey of Related International and Regional Instruments; 2. Analysis of the Related International and Regional Provisions; Chapter Three. Scope of Article 7; 1. '[C]hild Shall Be Registered Immediately After Birth'; 2. '[T]he Right From Birth to a Name'; 3. '[T]he Right to Acquire a Nationality'; 4. '[T]he Right to Know and Be Cared for by His or Her Parents'
5. '[I]n Accordance with Their National Law ... and ... Relevant International Instruments'6. '[I]n Particular Where the Child Would Otherwise Be Stateless'; Chapter Four. Conclusions

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