HOWLING AT THE BLIND LADY, COMMUNICATION BARRIERS BETWEEN MINORS, PARENTS AND THE LAW

Abstract

In a world of eternal accelerations old issues such as miscommunication between the representatives of the law or of the state in general and the minor or the familial unit are bound to aggravate. In this article we will present the general situation of the right of the child to be listened as it is imposed by international law and adapted for our respective legislations. After this we will offer a possible explanation as to why these laws seem to fail despite sincere efforts towards a betterment of the situation.