Judicial Oppression of Child Rights in Democratic States and by International Human Rights Bodies

Dr. Sonja Grover graduated with her doctorate from University of Toronto in 1976. She is an associate editor of the International Journal of Human Rights. She has published 19 law books with leading academic law publishers, single edited 5 special issues of the International Journal of Human Rights and for an additional special issue of the IJHR served as co-editor and has published over 70 law and interdisciplinary human rights articles in prestigious peer reviewed international law and interdisciplinary human rights journals since 2001.

• 1. The Resistance of International Human Rights Bodies to Child Climate Political Activism.- 2. The Legacy of Colonialism in the Contemporary Application of Parens Patraie.- 3. Litigating the Child’s Bodily and Psychological Autonomy.- 4. The State Imposing Jurisdictional Limits on Parens Patriae Obligations to its Child National.- 5. Rethinking Parens Patriae.