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Title:Spanking Law – primerjalnopravni pregled
Authors:ID Vrbnjak, Ana (Author)
ID Kraljić, Suzana (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Files:.pdf MAG_Vrbnjak_Ana_2018.pdf (1,04 MB)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/da07c66d-60e6-430b-83a6-612099be6e4c
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:PF - Faculty of Law
Abstract:Zagotovo si prav vsak otrok želi pohvale in naklonjenosti, predvsem svojih staršev, ne pa graje, šeškanja, klofut in nevsezadnje tudi močnejših udarcev, ki lahko na otroku pustijo trajne, tako fizične kot psihične posledice. Skozi magistrsko delo lahko ugotovimo, da so številne študije predvsem uglednih psihiatrov in psihologov dokazale, da šeškanje ni primerna oblika vzgajanja otrok, temveč obstajajo druge, otrokom prijaznejše oblike vzgoje. Razne organizacije, med katerimi je nadvse pomembna mednarodna organizacija Sveta Evrope, si preko svojih kampanj in raznih priporočil prizadevajo ter vzpodbujajo pozitivno starševstvo, ki temelji na največjih otrokovih koristih. V okviru pozitivnega starševstva se za namene vzgoje otroka telesno kaznovanje ne uporablja. V okviru magistrskega dela z naslovom »Spanking Law – primerjalnopravni pregled«, se najprej opredelimo do pojma šeškanje oziroma ena po riti otroka (ang. spanking). Sledi pregled pravne ureditve šeškanja otrok v Sloveniji in nekaterih drugih državah. V zadnjem delu magistrskega dela opredelimo mednarodno pravne vire, ki pomembneje urejajo omenjeno področje. V Sloveniji je osnovna usmeritev družinskega prava korist otroka, ki jo morajo upoštevati starši, javni organi in nosilci javnih pooblastil kot tudi druge osebe, vendar pa vse oblike telesnega kaznovanja otrok ne privedejo do pregona staršev. Zakon se namreč ne ukvarja s trivialnimi zadevami. Slovenija spada med države, ki je v svoji zakonodaji uzakonila prepoved vseh oblik telesnega kaznovanja, namen prepovedi pa ni kaznovanje staršev, temveč jim s pomočjo izobraževanja pomagati, da prenehajo uporabljati kaznovanje otrok. Za zakonsko ureditev prepovedi telesnega kaznovanja si prizadeva vedno več držav. V magistrskem delu primerjamo pravno ureditev Spanking Law na Švedskem, v Franciji, Kanadi, Hrvaškem, v Združenem Kraljestvu, na Danskem in v Kaliforniji.
Keywords:Milejše oblike telesnega kaznovanja otrok, zaščita otrok, pozitivno starševstvo, novela Zakona o preprečevanju nasilja v družini, Vseevropska pobuda Sveta Evrope proti telesnemu kaznovanju otrok.
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[A. Vrbnjak]
Year of publishing:2018
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-70271 New window
UDC:347.61/.64:343.615(043.3)
COBISS.SI-ID:5583659 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:OFLRGXHS
Publication date in DKUM:28.05.2018
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Language:English
Title:Spanking Law – a comparative overview
Abstract:Every child desires approval and affection, especially from their parents, rather than spanking, slaps and blows that can have permanent physical and psychological consequences. Studies performed by established psychiatrists and psychologists show that spanking is not an appropriate way to raise children and that there are other, more child-friendly ways to raise children. Various organizations, among which Council of Europe is especially important, through their campaigns and recommendations encourage and strive for positive parenting, which is based on maximizing the benifits children receive from interactions with caregivers. In a positive parenting approach no physical punishment is used. In this thesis, titled »Spanking Law – a comparative overview«, we first define spanking and then give an overview of the regulation of spanking in Slovenia and some countries. In the last section of this master's thesis we describe the relevant international legislation. The primary objective of Family law in Slovenia is the well-being of a child. This needs to be considered by parents, state institutions, and others, however all forms of corporal punishment of children do not lead to legal consequences for parents, as the law does not deal with trivial cases. Slovenia is one of the countries that have legal prohibitions against all forms of corporal punishment. The purpose of the prohibition is not the punishment of parents, but rather helping parents through education with the goal of stopping the use of corporal punishment as a way to raise children. Increasing number of countries are working towards the prohibition of corporal punishment. In this thesis we compare Spanking Law in Sweden, France, Canada, Croatia, the United Kingdom, Denmark and in California.
Keywords:Mild forms of corporal punishment of children, child protection, positive parenting, Act Amending the Domestic Violence Prevention Act, Council of Europe's campaign against the corporal punishment of children.


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