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The right to be heard: the missing voices of students with learning disabilities

New Zealand Journal of Teachers' Work
Set within the context of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, this article interrogates the extent to which the right to be heard is afforded equally to all children and ...
Kerry Vincent, Jessica Love
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Practical Obstacles in Cross-Border Litigation and Communication between (EU) Courts [PDF]

, 2013
__Abstract__ In cross-border civil litigation the use of different official court languages causes severe problems when - at least one of the parties - is not familiar with the official language of the court, since the parties' constitutional right to
Stadler, A. (Astrid)
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Field Recording as Sonic Journalism [PDF]

, 2016
What is sonic-journalism? In radio news, current affairs and sound documentary, as on TV despite the significance of images, the dominance of speech – spoken reportage, interviews, commentary, discussion – is unquestioned.
Cusack, Peter
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Power to Decide: Women and Decision Making [PDF]

, 2017
All of us have heard of Swami Vivekananda, the wandering monk who lived from 1863 to 1902 was one of the finest minds that our country ever produced. Vivekananda’s spirituality was a reflection of his understanding of life. He viewed life dispassionately
Dhanya, G
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How listening to children impacts their quality of life: a cross-sectional study of school-age children during the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan

BMJ Paediatrics Open
Objective To examine the association between children’s quality of life (QOL) and their experience of being heard by family and/or teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic.Design A cross-sectional study.Settings A randomly sampled postal survey of fifth or ...
Naho Morisaki, Yui Yamaoka, Arisa Yamaguchi, Christina D Bethell   +3 more
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THE RIGHT OF CHILDREN TO BE HEARD IN CROATIAN CIVIL LAW

EU and comparative law issues and challenges series
The active involvement of a person in court proceedings is essential for his effective participation and is a reflection of his right to be heard. The right to be heard is one of the basic pro-cedural rights, which implies that a person should be allowed to express his concerns as well as his experience that what he said has be taken into account in ...
Knol Radoja, Katarina, Šago, Dinka
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Policy as punishment: asylum seekers in the community without the right to work [PDF]

Introduction: This research paper details the experiences of 29 asylum seekers who were released from immigration detention in Australia into community-based arrangements with no right to work and limited entitlements.
Caroline Fleay, Lisa Hartley
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Earwitness memory: factors that influence voice recognition accuracy across the lifespan [poster presentation] [PDF]

, 2014
We aimed to explore the effect of change in frequency (F0 in Hz) and speech rate (syllables per second - SPS) on voice recognition accuracy. In part one of our experiment, participants (M=36; F=36; aged 18-30 years) were given a 2AFC voice matching task ...
Baguley, T, Dunn, AK, Gous, G, Stacey, P
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Letter Written by Edith Speert to Victor A. Speert Dated November 13, 1944 [PDF]

, 1944
[Transcription begins] Monday night 11-13-44 Dearest. Rec’d two letters from you today—an air Mail written 10-20 & a V-Mail written 10-31. Both letters were extremely interesting. In Dec.
Speert, Edith
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Children’s Right to Be Heard: What Children Think

The International Journal of Children's Rights, 2012
This article analyses the implementation in Italy of the children’s right to be heard in judicial and administrative proceedings and investigates children’s point of view about this right. The article is organized in two sections. In the first I present an overview of Italian law on children’s hearing in legal proceedings in the civil law context, and ...
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