Opinion: Administrative Age Criteria and Capacity Standards Under Scrutiny in Human Rights Framework

An opinion piece argues that administrative conventions regarding age and subordinate capacity criteria are undermining primary precautionary principles in human rights assessments.

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A precaução é o critério primário, a capacidade é o critério subordinado e a idade é uma convenção administrativa, e não uma afirmação sobre o discernimento. Opinião de Ricardo Gusmão

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