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This book first develops a historical aspect of the consideration of the child in the national legislation, which made a distinction between natural children and those called legitimate, this was established by the decree of May 4, 1895. Then, he presents the legal framework that considered the child as a passive subject of the law first with the law Nº86/010 of August 1st, 1987, bearing the family code as completed in 2016 and finally, the child is recognized as a subject of law exercising and enjoying all his rights by the law Nº 09/001 of January 10th, 2009 on Child Protection. He concludes…mehr

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This book first develops a historical aspect of the consideration of the child in the national legislation, which made a distinction between natural children and those called legitimate, this was established by the decree of May 4, 1895. Then, he presents the legal framework that considered the child as a passive subject of the law first with the law Nº86/010 of August 1st, 1987, bearing the family code as completed in 2016 and finally, the child is recognized as a subject of law exercising and enjoying all his rights by the law Nº 09/001 of January 10th, 2009 on Child Protection. He concludes on the importance of maintaining a framework for the development of the child considered as a dialectic thought in different legislations that have tried to target an understanding of the primary needs of the child.
Autorenporträt
Rechtsanwalt Perry Grace SELEMANI NGWAMBA hat 2018 seinen Master in Kriminologie und 2014 seinen Bachelor in Öffentlichem Recht an der Universität Lubumbashi erworben. Er ist außerdem als Rechtsanwalt beim Berufungsgericht Kinshasa Matete registriert.