I m not only alluding to the romantic subjects, you know, we re talking about situations where you can t even show parental affection or a male physician for example, cannot be shown examining a female patient, he adds.

Adoption is an institute of the family and legal protection of a child without parental care and is regulated by the PZ provisions (articles 142 171).

Whenever legal, religious, economic and political systems are patriarchal (i.e. favor men over women), women's rights and human dignity are compromised.

Our neighborhood was full of large families, where fathers were the heads of households, so I grew up seeing my mother as a divorcee in a patriarchal environment.

Finally, the Commission also recognized the need of States and other concerned parties for guidelines for the protection and alternative care of children without parental care.

The redevelopment plan for the park triggered a huge protest against what a large segment of the Turkish public, particularly young people, considers paternalistic and authoritarian political leadership.

If their choices can be directed, is this not paternalism plain and simple, rendered more sinister because individuals are unaware that they are being nudged, and cannot raise their guard?

pre school care and education for children without parental care, children with difficulties in development, and children on lengthy medical treatments,

To be sure, there are country specific features to such protests including, in Turkey s case, the reaction against lifestyle paternalism.

A father has the right to be granted additional parental leave of fourteen calendar days during the pregnancy leave or maternity leave of the mother or within two months after the birth of the child.

But Greenspan would have served the country and the world better if he had been somewhat more paternalist in slowing the growth of non standard adjustable rate mortgages.

Ms. Lesiuk claimed that the requirement negatively impacted mothers with the care of children who could not work as many hours as those without parental responsibilities.

But, even in the best case, if free elections were to be held, perhaps after interim governments led by such fatherly figures as Mohammed ElBaradei, Islamist parties could still play a major role.

The sociological imperative behind the spread of political correctness is the fact that we no longer live in patriarchal, hierarchical, mono cultural societies, which exhibit general, if unreflective, agreement on basic values.

If we believe that economic actors are irrational, then we will enact paternalistic policies aimed at controlling behavior or bailing out failed agents and institutions, which could be self defeating and even dangerous.

Pre school education can be achieved in pre school institutions, in special institutions for children with extensive difficulties in psychological and physical development, and in institutions for social care that take on children without any parental guardianship.

(b) Where both spouses are staff members of the United Nations, an unused portion of maternity leave to which the mother would otherwise have been entitled under paragraph (a) above may be used as paternity leave by the father of the child, under conditions established by the Secretary General.

A victim of trafficking would usually be taken from a poor family in a village with low status, having little or no education, and dominated by a patriarchal culture or she could come from a broken home.

The same is true in The Netherlands, which has been governed for decades by the same middle of the road parties, led by benevolent but rather paternalistic figures, whose views about multiculturalism, tolerance, and Europe, were, until recently, rarely challenged.

In conclusion, he said that the United Nations, which had undertaken a process of far reaching reform, had a moral duty to ensure that actions to promote human rights as a whole served only to advance the cause of human rights, everywhere, in all circumstances, and without any conditions, rivalry or paternalism.