Japan

Appeal concerning an Application for Permission to Revise a Family Registration

10/12/201308/03/2021
by CRIN

… Read More »Appeal concerning an Application for Permission to Revise a Family Registration

Scope: National

Countries: Japan

Related CRC Articles: Article 2: Non-discrimination, Article 8: Preservation of identity

Cited CRC Articles: none

Themes: none

Issues: Family relations, Parental status

Special Appeal against the Decision that Rejected the Appeal of the Judgment Dividing Property for Inheritance

04/09/201310/03/2021
by CRIN

… Read More »Special Appeal against the Decision that Rejected the Appeal of the Judgment Dividing Property for Inheritance

Scope: National

Countries: Japan

Related CRC Articles: Article 2: Non-discrimination

Cited CRC Articles: none

Themes: Children in vulnerable situations, Economic rights, Family and alternative care, General principles

Issues: Parental status

Regarding the immediate appeal against the decision to dismiss the application for a preliminary injunction (Original judgment: Fukushima District Court, Koriyama Branch, 2011 (Yo) Number 29)

24/04/201329/04/2021
by CRIN

… Read More »Regarding the immediate appeal against the decision to dismiss the application for a preliminary injunction (Original judgment: Fukushima District Court, Koriyama Branch, 2011 (Yo) Number 29)

Scope: National

Countries: Japan

Related CRC Articles: Article 24: Health and health services, Article 28: Education, Article 3: Best interests of the child

Cited CRC Articles: Article 3: Best interests of the child

Themes: Education and cultural rights, General principles, Health and welfare

Issues: Environment and habitat

Decision on the share in the inheritance of an illegitimate child

05/07/199522/09/2020
by CRIN

… Read More »Decision on the share in the inheritance of an illegitimate child

Scope: National

Countries: Japan

Related CRC Articles: Article 2: Non-discrimination

Cited CRC Articles: Article 2: Non-discrimination

Themes: Children in vulnerable situations, General principles

Issues: Equal opportunities