An assessment of the inheritance rights of children affected by HIV and AIDS and other vulnerable children
By: produced by the Department for Community Development and the Department of Justice and Attorney General ; with support from UNICEF ; and funding from DFID
Contributors: Papua New Guinea. Department of Justice; Papua New Guinea. Department of Attorney General; National AIDS Council (Papua New Guinea)
Publisher: Dept. for Community Development
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Papua New Guinea
Language: eng
Number of pages: 78
ISBN-13: 9789980991010
Subjects: AIDS (Disease) in children; HIV-positive children; Inheritance and succession; Law and legislation; Children; Legal status, laws
Other titles: Study of the inheritance rights of children affected by HIV & AIDS and other vulnerable children
Notes: "National AIDS Council PNG" -- Cover.

"Jennifer Peachey was the lead researcher for this assessment based on her research and that of researcher Dr John Luluaki, Chair of the Child Welfare Council. Shirley Mark Prahbu (UNICEF EAPRO) ... [et al.] contributed to and edited the report" -- p. 2.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 75-78)
Table of contents: title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. Overview of the country context; title: 3. Legal context for the inheritance rights of children affected by HIV and AIDS and other vulnerable children; title: 4. Policy context for the inheritance rights of children affected by HIV and AIDS and other vulnerable children; title: 5. Institutional context for the inheritance rights of children affected by HIV and AIDS and other vulnerable children; title: 6. Private sector context for the inheritance rights of children affected by HIV and AIDS and other vulnerable children; title: 7. Customary context and case studies for the inheritance rights of children affected by HIV and AIDS and other vulnerable children; title: 8. Contradictions between law and custom; title: 9. Recommendations.